Hello,
I have a small problem. I'm allowing nbname queries through Firewall-1
from the outside to the WINS servers on the inside in a network remote
access point (modem bank, not internet). I guess my first question would
be whether this imposes any real threat to security.
Ok, the real problem is that some of the internal NT servers have 2 NICs,
each connected to a VLAN, so there are two entries for each of these
servers in the WINS server (the two IP addresses). Whenever someone
queries the WINS server it returns either one of these entries. Since i
defined these network objects with one of the IP addresses, access to them
is being denied whenever you happen to get the other one. Do i have to
define each of these interfaces in the network object's properties? or
should i create two objects? I'm not sure that the firewall checks both
defined interfaces prior to granting or denying access.
Regards,
Marcel
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