Re: Securing web server to database services by S
S
Tue Mar 02 05:26:31 CST 2004
Depends on the type of authentication you're going to use. You'll need to
pass SQL TDS traffic on port 1433/TCP - extra ports are required in case
you're implementing NT integrated/Kerberos authentication, in that case
details may vary and I'd suggest doing capture/analysis of the traffic b/wee
client, server and domain controllers.
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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MVP, MCSE
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"Christian Ormstrup" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E192B49A-2FB7-4C5E-883A-9CBFD27AF624@microsoft.com...
> I have a PC running XP pro setup as a Web server that talks to a MS W2K
server hosting MS SQL server 2000 to retrieve data to build reports for
external clients. We are not in production yet and would like to restrict
traffic between DMZ and internal application server to minimum requirments
for this process to proceed.
>
> I need to setup Firewall policies etc.
>
> What service port numbers need to be passed to let MS and SQL
authenication work between web service and SQL service?
>
> Thanks
> Christian Ormstrup
> cormstrup@tmi-canada.com