Consultant Remote Access to DMZ

[Guest TalBroder@gmail.com]

We are about to allow one of our consultants, remote access to one of

our production server in a DMZ. He has a fixed IP and will use a VPN

and terminal server to access the server. Is there anything else I

need to consider before granting him access to the server?

 

Thanks

Tal

[Guest Newell White]

RE: Consultant Remote Access to DMZ

 

If he is going to have Administrator privilege, give him his own account

which is a member of this group - with a long password.

It is not good practice to allow the built-in Administrator (local or

domain) account RDP or Terminal Server access to any server.

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Regards,

Newell White

 

 

"TalBroder@gmail.com" wrote:

> We are about to allow one of our consultants, remote access to one of

> our production server in a DMZ. He has a fixed IP and will use a VPN

> and terminal server to access the server. Is there anything else I

> need to consider before granting him access to the server?

>

> Thanks

> Tal

>

[Guest aviamos@gmail.com]

Re: Consultant Remote Access to DMZ

 

On Nov 21, 1:58 pm, TalBro...@gmail.com wrote:

> We are about to allow one of our consultants, remote access to one of

> our production server in a DMZ. He has a fixed IP and will use a VPN

> and terminal server to access the server. Is there anything else I

> need to consider before granting him access to the server?

>

> Thanks

> Tal

 

 

Check http://www.observeit-sys.com , it will record every action performed on

your server during a terminal session.