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Re: securing X.25 connection
From: Ted Doty <ted () iss net>
Date: Mon, 03 Aug 1998 09:46:11 -0400
At 11:24 AM 7/30/98 +0800, g wrote:
I have a requirement to connect our internal system (IP based) to a data feed through a X.25 connection. Any advise on how to secure this X.25 connection?
First step should be to collect all the addresses you're willing to accept X.25 calls from. Hard code these into the config (your router should allow you to do this). This will at least limit access to known sources. The next question to ask is how much you trust those sources. If they are remote offices of your organization, you might be good to go. If they're other organizations, you'll probably want some kind of firewall (more specifically, *I'd* want a firewall; your mileage may vary). - Ted ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ted Doty, Internet Security Systems | Phone: +1 678 443-6000 6600 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, 300 Embassy Row | Fax: +1 678 443-6479 Atlanta, GA 30328 USA | Web: http://www.iss.net ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PGP key fingerprint: 362A EAC7 9E08 1689 FD0F E625 D525 E1BE
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- securing X.25 connection g (Aug 02)
- Re: securing X.25 connection Ted Doty (Aug 03)
- Re: securing X.25 connection Adam Shostack (Aug 09)
- Re: securing X.25 connection Vanja Hrustic (Aug 03)
- Re: securing X.25 connection Ted Doty (Aug 03)
- Re: securing X.25 connection Bennett Todd (Aug 03)
- Re: securing X.25 connection Frank Willoughby (Aug 03)
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- Re: securing X.25 connection ark (Aug 03)
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