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Re: Intranet branch security


  You can use IPSEC (IP security) to form a secure virtual private network
  between your sites, using a product like IBM's Secure Network Gateway.
  Information on the latter is available at
  http://www.ics.raleigh.ibm.com/firewall/.

  (I work for IBM, so I guess I'm acting as a shameless marketeer with this
  note.  But I do think this is a good starting point for the situation you
  describe.)



                                                                    
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  To:   www-security @ ns2.rutgers.edu ("'www-security@ns2.rutgers.edu'") @
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  cc:    (bcc: Mark H Linehan/Watson/IBM Research)
  Subject:  Intranet branch security

  Hello all,
  Our company is developing an Intranet.  We are using MS IIS running on an
  NT server.  My problem is that we have four other branch locations which
  we
  would like to access the Intranet via the Internet.  How can we do this
  and reasonably insure that unauthorized users will be denied access.
  Thanks,
  Gloria
  gfarrell@fundycs.ca

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