But management wants to see if we can do something with a software firewall so that we can keep the high speed (10 gbit) back-end connections.īudget is "TBD" based on what we can find. The easy solution is just to do it correctly and route the traffic back through the firewall from the front-end to the back-end. But now we have run into outside pressure to change this behavior (a new need for specific compliance).
Yes - I know this isn't how it is supposed to be done, but I've lost this battle so many times that I stopped fighting it. Benefit from real-time monitoring along with comprehensive firewall security policy and compliance reporting in a solution that can be deployed as software or a virtual appliance. So we have connected the front-end servers to the back-end network directly in order to make this as fast as possible. The powerful, intuitive SonicWall Global Management System allows you deploy and centrally manage SonicWall firewall, wireless, email security, secure remote access and Dell X-Series (GMS) solutions. We have a web app that does a lot of "large-ish" communication with the back-end (document files, SQL blobs, etc). I've spent the last couple of hours trying to refine my Googling to no avail. Logging (reporting would be nice, but logging is enough). During the installation or upgrade process, the installation wizard configures your Windows firewall such that Arcserve Backup services and applications can. I have been asked to research a software firewall solution that has these features: Obviously there are a ton of Windows software firewalls from the built in one to Zone Alarm and so on.
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