User roles in Cisco Works and HPOpenview

Hi, do you know if is possible to define different roles and priviledges for different users, for example some users should manage only specified devices without seeing the remaing ones, and log their operations. thanks Carmelo

Firewall-1 and VPN and LDAP

Assume this scenario VPN LAN1FW-FW--LAN2 LAN1 uses services on LAN2 over a VPN gateway to gateway. -May I authenticate the user that go from LAN1 to LAN2 before set up a VPN? (I don't want to use secureRemote) -How can I restrict the access to

R: Risk Analysis and Management Tool

I used the tools CRAMM that is the best way btween brain and a lot of calculation and reports. CRAMM also is compliant to BS7799 Do you know other products? best regards Carmelo -Messaggio originale- Da: John Cronican [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Inviato: lunedì 28 gennaio 2002 19.06

How to become an ISO 17799

Hi, anyone to knwow the process to obtain a ISO 17799 compliancy? best regards Carmelo

R: Security Internal Network using VLAN

if you've got only a few rules but if you've got lots of users with different needs you might soon find it becomes difficult to manage. Subject: Security Internal Network using VLAN Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 09:19:24 +0100 From: Carmelo Floridia [EMAIL PROTECTED

Security Internal Network using VLAN

Hi, Assume a typical Campus LAN (2 Layer3 switch ad a switch for floor) with a lot of users with different security requirement (CIO, Manager, Staff, Human Resource) Do you think that is feasible manage internal security using VLAN and ACL applied over Layer3 Switch? best regards Carmelo

Integration of network management software with security

Do you know if exist a network management software (likee HP-openview, Tivoli, TNG unicenter) that could be used to manage security (FIrewall, IDS...)? best regards Carmelo

R: SLA Security

Maybe this one good parameters for a Security SLA? Firewalls Availability24 x 7 Upgrade Software from vendor release48 hour Log Monitoring daily Attack Reporting

R: Firewall in HA: how VRRP works?

dicembre 2001 14.35 A: Carmelo Floridia Cc: SECURITY-BASICS Oggetto: Re: Firewall in HA: how VRRP works? OK, in a nutshell... The 2 devices (in this case FWs) each have their own physical IP addresses on each interface. Each *pair* of interfaces (DMZ, intranet, etc...) has one virtual IP

Firewall on a Gigabit Network...

Hi, i'have the following architecture: Catalyst6000 Catalyst6000 | \/ | | \ / | | \/ | | /\ | Gigabit | / \ | |