You can have them VPN into your firewall, only allow specific ports, and use
Windows permissions to give them access to what they need access too.
"Elguapaul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hellos all,
>
> I am helping our company setup a network config that will satisfy some
> security requirements they are facing. They are going to have extended
> stay visitors in the office on a regular basis. We have allocated two
> offices that they will be working in.
>
> I am looking for some recommendations on how we can securely give them
> access to specific data/files on the server but at the sametime have
> them as separated as possible from the rest of the network. What can we
> do with our current resources and what would the optimal setup for this
> scenerio be even if we had to add some resources.
>
> We currently have:
>
> Single subnet Lan (At the moment)
> WatchGuard Firewall x700
> Managed Switch
> Windows 2003 Domain Network
> One Frontend Server Acting as an OWA/SMTP proxy (on DMZ)
> One Backend Server Managing all mail and file storage services (DC)
>
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Elguapaul
>
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