"Schiza, Apostolia (ISS Atlanta)" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I have a few IIS servers, from which one acts as a master server and the
> rest as slave servers.
> A web application lives on the master server. A user typically accesses the
> web application from the master server, and the master server has to connect
> to one of the slaves to do some work and create results. My problem is, that
> I cannot find a way of preventing the user of getting a direct connection
> with the slave servers. In other words, I would like the slave server to
> return whatever results (that the web application required from that server)
> to the master server, and then the user to have the capability of viewing
> the results from the master server only.
You never said how the master accesses the slaves. There are many ways
to prevent access to the slaves, but without knowing how you are doing
the access, it's hard to suggest a fix.
Some possibilities include using LWP from master and using non-standard port
on slave with check for master IP.
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