RE: Server publishing

HI There,
SQL has merge replication that might work for your application.
Besides when designing an application as a developer you need to 

1.  Make sure before the submit button is selected that all 
Possible values are edited from the client side to save the round trip
To the server
2.  Make sure that if your Db field size is 20 your not trying to stuff
30 into it. You need this for every field, editing that is.
3.  Make sure that all entries are using url encoding
4.  If anyone is still using dynamic sql make sure that you only
Allow your SQL statement to be sent to the server.

I also see that your still on the question of publishing your sql box.
Exactly what is it that your not getting?  If you publish the way
That I sent the last time, you won't have any issues and your
Security guy just might buy you some flowers.

Thank you,

Joseph



-----Original Message-----
From: Nathan Casey [mailto:NCASEY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:13 PM
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Very good suggestion, but the users that access the internet application
make changes that would need to be replicated back to the internal SQL
server. The  one-way transactional replication scenario would not work
for this app. 

>>> thor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 7/1/2004 12:45:24 PM >>>
http://www.ISAserver.org 

To add to the previous (and excellent) points of Shawn and
The Good Doctor,
I would *highly* recommend considering populating the DMZ
with it's own SQL
server (with proper licensing, or course.)

Any leveraging of SQL injection-type attacks would afford
an attacker the
luxury of executing code on a box within your internal
network.  Further,
from an authentication standpoint, I would imagine that
your internal SQL
box (assuming MS sql) would have to be configured to accept Mixed-mode
authentication (with the ADODB connection strings containing user
credentials) -- a far weaker authentication model than
NT-based
authentication -- that or (heaven forbid) you've got shared domain
membership between the DMZ web server's IUSR account for the internal
SQL box to accommodate authentication of the web application's requests
for data.  In either case, a compromise of the web server would give an
attacker credentials that could be used on your internal network, as
well as a direct path (1433) into your network.

A DMZ-based SQL box could be locked down, and the internal
box could utilize
one-way transactional replication to the DMZ.  In this
model, there is no
static port open to the internal network, there are no
shared credentials
(the internal box's replication push would use creds on the
DMZ box and not
the other way around) and any compromise would leave the attacker in the
DMZ.  Further, the available data on the DMZ box would be limited to
that required by the application.  My bet is that your internal SQL box
has data above and beyond that required by the web app.

Just a thought.

t

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Hi Shawn,

Good point. With the SQL publishing scenario, the ISA
firewall isn't
providing any security (just like the pix).

However, if there are services behind the ISA firewall that
are exposed
to app layer filtering, I'd keep the dual homed ISA box
where it is.

Tom
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-----Original Message-----
From: Quillman Shawn (RBNA/CSA1) * [mailto:Shawn.Quillman@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 2:11 PM
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Yes.  The only time you can have 1 adapter is when ISA is
in cache-only
mode in which situation you can only web publish.  The
config you show
doesn't really make sense, the ISA would be redundant.  You would just
publish the SQL server via the internal PIX.  What is it you're trying
to accomplish with the ISA?

-Shawn


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-----Original Message-----
From: nathan [mailto:ncasey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:40 PM
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Subject: [isalist] Server publishing

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With server publishing, if I publish a SQL server that sits
on the
internal network, does my ISA server need 2 adapters? The
SQL server is
acting as a back-end database server for a Web site which
is hosted on
web server in a PIX DMZ.
If I do need 2 adapters for server publishing can they both reside in
PIX DMZ's? My network security guy wants all incoming traffic to go
trough the PIX firewall

Internet Router
   (Public IP)
|
|
PIX FIREWALL
|
|
  Web server
|
|
PIX FIREWALL
*internal Network*
|
|
ISA SERVER
|
|
SQL SERVER

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