Well, like I said, I would like this to be one way only, not both ways. Which
means I would like to access the DMZ from my LAN, but not the other way.
"Bill Grant" wrote:
> My first comment would be that this is a very bad idea. There is a very
> good reason for setting up DMZs, and one of them is to prevent access to
> your private network from the Internet. One of the best ways destroy the
> integrity of that setup is to punch holes in the firewall to allow things
> like the Netbios ports, which is what you are doing.
>
>
> "kjetilw" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:64B3956A-39E1-4352-8163-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I just have a few questions, regarding my setup.
> >
> > I have 2 domains, each on a single subnet with a firewall between. I have
> > setup domain trust from the DMZ domain (call this domain B), so that
> > clients
> > on the LAN domain (call this domain A) can browse the servers on domain B.
> > I
> > have not setup WINS yet, so of course network browsing isn't working yet.
> >
> > Myu question is how should I design WINS installation to this scenario?
> > All
> > clients on the domain A should browse all servers on domain B, but not the
> > reverse.
> > Also, what ports do I need to open in the firewall to allow WINS traffic ?
> > I
> > guess I only need to open in one direction or do I have to have both
> > directions open?
>
>
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