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Front End/Back End communication

Subject: Front End/Back End communication
Date: 15 May 2006 17:29:16 -0000
I'm curious about how people are implementing FE/BE Exchange communication.  It 
absolutely kills me that all of this traffic is being transported through all 
of these ports via clear text.  

I thought about encrypting all of it using IPSEC but we are using NAT between 
the DMZ and the Internal firewall.  So all the traffic will get dropped.  I 
remember reading that with cisco you can encapsulate IPSEC with UDP but I can't 
find any documentation on that.  Another question is, even if you do use IPSEC 
do you still need to open the individual ports?  My understanding is that you 
don't but someone is telling me that you do. 

Any help/advice/heckling will be appreciated.....not so much the heckling though

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