Um, could you help us out by being a little more specific? Maybe if you
briefly outline the setup with dummy company names and then explain the
scenarios that concern you?
>From the post I can't tell if you're securing just your company, the network
itself (like if you were providing carrier services), all the
companies...you get the idea.
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Ben Nagy
Network Consultant, CPM&S Group of Companies
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Subject: [Q] Firewalls and LAN dialup access
Does anybody have any experience or pointers on how to
provide
security/protection for an Extranet type of info sharing among
different companies, especially against possible internal individual
LAN users who (unwillingly or not, including not knowing of IP
forwarding being enabled ?!?) use dialup connections to the
Internet,
or a common proxy/socks/direct LAN connection to the Internet, if
each LAN "sits" behind a NAT router? I am also interested in
pointers to policies spelled out for the member participating in the
Extranet, including how-to on identifying such behavior ...
TIA,
Calin
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