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NAS storage, 4tb, remote access (vpn?)
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NAS storage, 4tb, remote access (vpn?)
Tuesday, January 8, 2008 at 6:55 pm
Posted by Mike
(245 messages posted)
I am looking at buying a 4tb Network Storage Device for my database and wanted to
know how my remote users from Colorado and Arizona can gain access to it. This
is what I have; Server 2003, T1 Lines 1500, Linux VPN Firewall pointing VPN service
to the 2003 Server. I need to allow remote access/use to the new 4tb drive, what
would be the best solution for this? Direct access via HTTP? (Is that safe?) or
remote access to the NAS drive via VPN? The VPN is very secure and stable. Thanks!
(Buffalo Technology 4TB TeraStation)
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re: NAS storage, 4tb, remote access (vpn?)
Tuesday, January 15, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Posted by jazzman
(4134 messages posted)
You should never allow access to a network storage device over http on a WAN connection.
configure it for VPN access only.
jazz is a state of mind...
A+, Net+, Sec +,
MCP XP,
MCP/MCSA W2K3,
MCSE+S+M W2K3,
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