[Xitami] firewall access for multiple servers

[R O]

Paul,

You're anti-Microshit comments crack me up.  Not only are you the man with 
most or all of the Xitami answers you are also comedian of the group - and 
the voice of reason for Microshit wanna-bes

Keep it up.
LOL

Russel P. Olinger
(310) 466-3399
rolinger1@hotmail.com




>From: Paul Reid <preid@rci.rutgers.edu>
>Reply-To: xitami@lists.xitami.org
>To: Michael Bronder <xitami@lists.xitami.org>
>Subject: Re: [Xitami] firewall access for multiple servers
>Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 11:40:10 -0500
>
>
> >  All I'm interested in doing with IIS is learning more about ASP
>
>Either get in bed with Bill Gates or stay the heck away from ASP.
>
>Anything ASP can do, can be done in PHP or Perl or other
>many-platform tools.
>
> > as well as perhaps throwing up some quick "MS Access web data sheets"
>
>The other MS Office products can "Save As.. Web Page." This makes a
>rather bloated HTML but most browsers can swallow it. I do not know
>if Access offers this. Certainly you can fetch data out of an Access
>database with 3rd-party tools and display it to the Web.
>
> > all www.blah.com requests to 111.111.111.111:1080
>
>DNS does not supply port numbers. Give each webserver its own IP.
>
>Relative links will stay on the same port. So a link on Xitami:80
>could get you to Apache:1080 and once there you would stay on
>Apache:1080
>
> > Would keeping IIS on a port other then 80 make it less likely to
> > be hit by the 20K of hack attacks I get in the Xitami logs every day?
>
>How do we know if they are hacking IIS or Xitami? At the peak of
>Code Red I was getting 20K of bogus hits a day, and IIS/PWS is
>banned in my world. But there are tools to scan for IIS and having
>it alive on any port is like throwing cheese on the floor and asking
>why the place is full of mice.
>
>  -PRR
>
>
>
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