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RE: internet secure solutions

From: Paul Drake <discgolfdba_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2004 09:49:25 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.005DC480.20040109094925@fatcity.com>

Hi.

how about some OS and database server version info? It wouldn't surprise me if SysAdmin Mag has an article on exactly this.

Will more than just OracleNet traffic need to be encrypted? If so, then an ssh tunnel (or some other vpn solution) might make more sense.

One method is entirely physical:

private network (non-virtual)
over
additional NICs + crossover cable

but that would require that you run a firewall on the server housing the database, as the application server is in an untrusted network. As it circumvents the existing firewall, it could get you fired for violating the site security policy, so it isn't necessarily a good solution. But its one worth considering.

I really like using dedicated point to point connections between app server and database server where both servers have dual integrated gigabit cards, no one has coughed up the funds for switched gigabit ethernet ports and one of the integrated gigabit nics is unused (for a fat client/server app). but it does not scale for several hosts.

Pd



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