I had asked this same question a while back for a couple of public facing 
IIS web servers.  I looked at a product from Barracuda Networks that looks 
like a very powerful Web Application Firewall at a very good price.  I 
currently use the Spam Firewall and Web Filter from Barracuda Networks and 
very happy with the products and support.

I haven't implemented anything yet but once we get closer to needing 
something I will probably take another look.

http://www.barracudanetworks.com/ns/products/web-site-firewall-overview.php

John



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Yes, I'm well aware the best approach is to use ISA to perform this work. 
I
have done this through ISA and would prefer to do it that way, however the
particular solution I am putting in place does not have ISA as part of 
it's
target architecture.  I'm trying to figure out whether there is a way this
can be done without ISA as part of the picture in a secure fashion.

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Damon Z.
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Subject: Re: [FW-1] Checkpoint and Reverse Proxies

I know this is a Check Point list and I don't want to go too far off-topic
here, but I have to ask...

If reverse proxy with SSL decryption is your requirement, is there a
specific reason you're not going to use Microsoft ISA/Forefront for this? 

It's designed specifically for all of these tasks, it's actually 
reasonably
affordable and it works well enough. 

This topic comes up periodically in Check Point discussions. They don't do
what ISA does. If you want an SSL VPN, they'll sell you a Connectra, but
that's not the same thing.

Damon


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Subject: [FW-1] Checkpoint and Reverse Proxies

I'm looking for guidance on how a reverse proxy can best be implemented
through Checkpoint.

I will be publishing the following things.

1.               Exchange traffic
                 a.              OWA
                 b.              Autodiscover / RPC over HTTPS
                 c.              ActiveSync
2.               OCS Reverse Proxy


Does anyone have experience doing this and any pointers?

Thanks,

Scott


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