Leo Donahue - PLANDEVX wrote:
I've been informed that our web server is going to be disjoined from the domain
and placed on a workgroup. Is this a trend?
There is probably more to it than that. Perhaps your webserver is being moved to some
"demilitarised zone" (DMZ) behind some kind of firewall, and since that firewall will
probably block SMB/CIFS/NetBios kinds of communications, effectively indeed it will no
longer be able to participate in a Domain.
I don't understand how Tomcat will be able to access resources from our domain,
and vice versa, unless I'm running Tomcat as a local account, and that same
local account is created on the other servers on the domain.
It all depends what you mean by "resources". It will still be able to access other hosts
via TCP (through the firewall, if the firewall allows it). But it will no longer be able
to access "shares" or windows network printers e.g.
What kind of network resources does your webserver need ?
It seems like I'm exploiting one security issue for another.
(trading).
What is the security issue that this change is supposed to cure ?
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