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Re: Remote Desktop, DMZ

Subject: Re: Remote Desktop, DMZ
Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 14:29:40 +0200
On 2007-04-24 Edmund wrote:
A Remote-Desktop system should be placed within the DMZ, am I correct?

Yes. No. Maybe. 42.

Without knowing the requirements and your existing environment there is
no definitive answer to your question.

If that is the case, what if the Remote Desktop system requires access
to an application server; but, this application server cannot be
placed in the DMZ because LAN users also need access to it?

That wouldn't necessarily be a reason not to put the application server
into the DMZ. You can allow connections from the LAN to the DMZ without
violating the DMZ. Or you could put the application server into a second
DMZ and allow access to DMZ_2 from LAN and DMZ_1. Another option may be
to replicate the application server into the DMZ. But again, without
knowing both your environment and your requirements any recommendation
would be a mere blind guess.

Regards
Ansgar Wiechers
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