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Hi everyone,
I'm preparing my routers for IPv6. Along with v6 support comes the
requirement to secure router management / services for v6.
Currently I've inbound access-lists on all inbound interfaces blocking
management traffic (ssh, telnet, ftp, http, etc.) and things like SIP,
etc. to all router v4 addresses.
You can imagine that this a lot of maintenance work. So my idea was to
use the new management-plane (control-plane) protection in IOS 12.4 T.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_4t/12_4t11/htsecmpp.html
Is there anyone using this already in ISP networks? What are the experience?
You can define a loopback interface as management-interface and
propagate the loopback addresses with IGP inside the management network.
After that, all other interfaces are no longer accepting management
traffic to the control-plane, right? Setting an inbound access-list on
the loopback interface to filter management traffic may be a good idea,
right?
Is there any impact to BGP sessions? I sill need access-lists dropping
BGP traffic to my router addresses and explicit allowing my bgp peers,
right?
Any suggestions / ideas welcome. Thanks and best regards
Marco
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-steven
Hi Swinog
I've noticed that quite a few Firewalls don't support VPN to a DNS name as peer, so you'll have to enter the remote IP , and better having a fixed IP on the remote site :)
Does anyone know whether it's possible to enter a dyndns record as remote side on a Juniper Firewall?
Cheers
Josh
Folks,
The 2008 Infrastructure Security Survey is up and available for
input. You can register to complete the survey at this URL:
<https://www.tcb.net/survey/index.php?sid=19672&lang=en>
I've added many questions this time from past participants
of the survey, this should be evidenced throughout. Thanks
to all those that reviewed and provided questions explicitly
for this edition. The survey response window will be ~2
weeks.
We hope to make the results available by the end of September
at the latest. Also, please recall that NO personally (or
organizationally) identifiable information will be shared in any
manner.
The 2007 edition of the survey is available here:
<http://www.tcb.net/wisp07.pdf>
Or on the Arbor web site (reg required):
<http://www.arbornetworks.com/report>
Thanks in advance for your participation!
-danny
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Hello,
Now that the office firewall is running fine (uptime: 34 days, not a
single problem since last month, cf. the "VDSL/Zyxel P2802 HWL not
"strong" enough for a small company LAN?" thread), I'm now back,
looking for a new kind of firewall :)
For a specific project with it's own rack @datacenter, I would need a
device to "protect" about 10 web-servers:
- deny everything, and then
- allow web traffic (80/443) from everywhere -> servers
- allow administrative (sftp/ssh) traffic from specific IP's
- ability to detect http-based "attacks/ddos" (like bad configured
spidering) : if there are too many http requests from specific hosts
-> throttle/deny access for some time. I guess it's something which
should be implemented on application level, but who knows... ?
- bandwidth: average: 5Mbit/s, peaks: 10-15Mbit/s
- stable, reasonable price... (max 1-3kChf?)
- rackmount
Under digitec.ch ( http://www.digitec.ch/ProdukteAuswahl2.aspx?knr=490 )
as a start there are 9 "Rackmount" FW's. But most of them are
VPN-oriented, with IpSec-Tunnels, SSL-Tunnels, etc: mostly stuff which
is expensive and that I really don't need.
Is there anything you can recommend in this case? It if was only me,
I would take something there:
http://pfsense.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=44&Itemid=50
and start with that. But the customer would also like to see some "non
open-source"-based solutions... :>
Regards,
Olivier
Hi,
this might be a naive question but still needs a good answer ;-)
Are there ethernet switches else as cisco that can provide
netflow traffic informations? Or do they use snmp for the same
informations instead?
thank you.
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