Re: firewall-wizards Digest, Vol 38, Issue 11

I have split tunnelling disabled, but being frank my low level  
knowledge of TCP/IP isn't sufficient to know if it's sufficient  
mitigation for lack of a software firewall.

Frustratingly, the Juniper Host Checker comes with a firewall but you  
need admin rights simply to enable/disable that component.

Cheers,
Paul

On 22 Jun 2009, at 20:42, [email protected] wrote:

> Are you allowing split tunneling? I have worked at companies that  
> have disabled split tunneling, which in effect turned off routing  
> except
> through the VPN server. We then would check for things like current  
> AV def's and patch compliance.
>
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> From: Paul Hutchings <[email protected]>
> Subject: [fw-wiz] VPN and XP Firewall GPO settings
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> Folks hoping for a little input here:
>
> We have a Juniper SSL VPN that has Network Connect functionality.  We
> have our Group Policies configured so that when onsite XP firewall is
> disabled, when offsite XP firewall is enabled.
>
> It seems what's happening when people use the Network Connect
> functionality of the VPN is that XP is detecting that it has
> connectivity to the LAN and the domain controllers/DNS boxes and is
> switching from the "Standard Profile" to the "Domain Profile" and
> dropping the firewall, which is of course unacceptable (I accept it's
> behaving by design so it's not really a criticism of Microsoft).
>
> What do people do to work around this kind of issue?  I guess a group
> policy for laptops that enables the firewall even when on the domain
> is one option, and I've opened a case with JTAC in case I'm missing
> something on the SA config.
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> Thanks.
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