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I hate the internet

Postby law.of.averages » Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:44 am

I'm setting up a windows 2000 server machine to become our new network firewall....

Installed Windows 2000 Server
Installed Service Pack 4
Connected to Windows Update

and before I could download the post-SP4 updates, the machine was comprimised
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Postby Yrrek » Wed Nov 30, 2005 11:15 am

Your first problem was when you connected a Windows machine to the internet. If you have a spare router, try and put that between the machine and the outside world until you get everything updated.
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Postby BeerNut » Wed Nov 30, 2005 1:58 pm

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Postby pewterdragn » Wed Nov 30, 2005 7:56 pm

law.of.averages wrote:I'm setting up a windows 2000 server machine to become our new network firewall....


I knew at that point it wouldn't end well...
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Postby law.of.averages » Thu Dec 01, 2005 7:21 am

Nonsense. Windows 2000 can be locked down sufficiently well...

I just put the cart ahead of the horse because I wanted to get ISA 2004 setup as quickly as possible...

There are lots of arguments for using non Microsoft software. Not a single one of them pays my salary :wink:
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Postby pewterdragn » Thu Dec 01, 2005 7:24 pm

law.of.averages wrote:Nonsense. Windows 2000 can be locked down sufficiently well...

I just put the cart ahead of the horse because I wanted to get ISA 2004 setup as quickly as possible...

There are lots of arguments for using non Microsoft software. Not a single one of them pays my salary :wink:


Nothing against MS there, chief - add the quote to the title of the thread!
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Postby law.of.averages » Thu Dec 01, 2005 7:30 pm

lol, yea i guess i did sound a bit defensive... not intented

Looks like things are workin so far. knock on wood. VPN much easer for clients to setup than sonicwall's outdated crap...

Web/FTP/Email all going through ISA now...

Only thing left are the individuals that insist on pc-anywhere...

Then, of course... ghost image of system drive, and a full backup
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