- Apr 25, 2006
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Goodevening Anandtech! 5 years ago I went on a holiday to another forum closer to home, it was only recently that I realised that I should have stayed put on AT. I hope to spend a lot more time here with the nef calls and personal mods (I assume we still all get our own mods...right??)
So anyway, the question at hand:
I have an IIS Server that I need to integrate into an existing network. It is hosting a website that needs to be accessable externally. It also needs access to a SQL Server on the LAN, and the LAN needs to be able to copy files to/from it.
The SBS 2003 Server has two NICs in it, one for the internal LAN and 2nd one for whatever. I use a Netgear FVS318 as the broadband router.
How can I integrate the IIS server so that it is secure (i.e. If the IIS server is compromised, the attacker cant get access to the rest of the lan) while still allowing SQL access to/from the Webserver to the SQL Server and file access?
So anyway, the question at hand:
I have an IIS Server that I need to integrate into an existing network. It is hosting a website that needs to be accessable externally. It also needs access to a SQL Server on the LAN, and the LAN needs to be able to copy files to/from it.
The SBS 2003 Server has two NICs in it, one for the internal LAN and 2nd one for whatever. I use a Netgear FVS318 as the broadband router.
How can I integrate the IIS server so that it is secure (i.e. If the IIS server is compromised, the attacker cant get access to the rest of the lan) while still allowing SQL access to/from the Webserver to the SQL Server and file access?