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| Active Directory and DMZ design query
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| Re: Active Directory and DMZ design query
Using firewall on domain or forest can restrict accessibility. Here using LDAP authentication is quiet good option according to me. This can help you more in many ways. You can simply use the same to provide access to the internal users via normal windows account. There are complex solution available is ADAM and ADFS. You can also go for the same but better collect some reference before. |
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Try not to place the DC no your DMZ. Because there is a security risk in it. If someone hacks the account then he might gain access to the domain and can manipulate settings. While firewall can be secure but accessibility is blocked to some extent. You will face problem with external connectivity. |
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