- Consultant/guest access to network - How they separate guest/consultant subnet from the rest of the network ? Well, VLAN is not a good answer. One of the best is probably use of VRF Lite (creating virtual routers, virtual routing tables for guest traffic) for traffic and host segmentation. It's very important from PCI standpoint
Saturday, December 26, 2009
How to write up Network Security , part II ?
This is continuation of part I
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
How to write up Network Security ?
Most network security audit programs are written by people with risk or audit background and very little technical and operational experience. So there are a many risks and controls listed there which seem to make sense at first glance, but in fact always one of the below rules apply to them:
- Every network will comply with controls
- Controls cannot to be tested for effectiveness
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Dynamic Virtual Tunnel Interface Easy VPN Server and Client
See below two scenarios:
1) SW1 ezVPN client connected to router R1 ezVPN server
2) SW1 ezVPN client connected to firewall ASA ezVPN server
1) SW1 ezVPN client connected to router R1 ezVPN server
2) SW1 ezVPN client connected to firewall ASA ezVPN server
Friday, October 9, 2009
VRF-aware IPSEC Virtual Interface Tunnels
R3 (f0/0 and f0/1) is connected to SW1 (f1/3 and f1/13) on two Fast Ethernet interfaces (R3 f0/0-SW1 f/13 and R3 f0/1 to SW1 f1/13). IPSEC Tunnel 100 and 200 are originating from both pairs of Fast Ethernet interfaces. Network 1.1.1.0 and 3.3.3.0 are routed over Tunnel 100 and 2.2.2.0 and 4.4.4.0 over Tunnel 200. See configurations below:
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