RE: recommendation

[Shawn Zayac <shawnz () superiorenvelopes ca>]

The PIX is one of the boxes that I've heard supports what I want to do, but
I was wondering if there are other out there.  There will be no corporate
LAN attached to the Database server so that really isn't a issue.  I just
don't wan the database sever directly connected to the internet.  I'm not
100% sure what you mean by "application proxy" but what we are trying to do
is host the apps on the web server and have them connect to the database.
I'm not sure if a appserver solution would be preferable or not.


Shawn

> I'm working on a similar project right now.  Although I'm not 
> crazy about
> the idea of connecting the corporate network with the public 
> web farm, I'm
> probably going to use a Cisco PIX 525 along with a written warning to
> management who are pushing the Cisco's name and speed 
> performance down my
> throat.
>
> Are you looking for application proxying?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shawn Zayac [mailto:shawnz () superiorenvelopes ca]
> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 5:21 PM
> To: firewall-wizards () nfr com
> Subject: [fw-wiz] recommendation
>
>
>               
>       I was wondering if somebody could recommend a firewall appliance
> that can be used with Oracle.  The application would require 
> the Oracle
> server to be in a "trusted" domain.  A web server would be in 
> "dmz" domain,
> and would need to communicate to the Oracle server through 
> JDBC.  I know
> some firewall do not support this, and was wondering if somebody has a
> similar set up and what firewall they are using.
>
> Shawn
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