Hello,
I am just trying to become familiar with the JBoss architecture and what
I am using. I accidentally browsed the code carefully from the org.jnp
naming tree. The jnp documentation explained that a single JNP server is
enough for a network. Yes, and it seems to very willfully give a
Marshalled reference to itself with having nice interface on all basic
low level naming functionality.
I would like to run production server on JBoss on Internet without
firewall, but I would not like anyone to unbind or rebind everything
from my RMI / JNDI registry. As I read the code a bit I found very little
indications in the code why this would not be possible.
As I said don't like the firewall option overall. In past projects I've
been securing RMI by using custom socket factories and doing check in
accept(), but for JNP this option was not an enabled possibility unless
defining own RMISocketFactory as default so the MarshallObject
would use it.
Is there a way to secure the JBoss somehow?
Thanks,
Sampsa Ranta
Network Administrator
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