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Hiện tại mình đang cần một thiết bị firewall tích hợp nhiều tính năng cho nó gọn nhưng không biết chọn loại gì. Công ty mình có khoảng 50 người, sử dụng email thường xuyên, nên spam cũng cao. Cần luôn VPN site-to-site remote access.
Anh chị em nào cho mình lời khuyên nhé. Thank you.
Thấy trên thị trường cũng có nhiều loại, không biết nên chọn loại nào.:confused:
sonnv
06-28-2007, 11:15 AM
ISA 2006 là 1 giải pháp đáp ứng được yêu cầu của bạn
ISA 2006 có anti-spam, có VPN?
Mà cái này cho 50 user khoảng bao nhiêu nhỉ. Lại thêm mua cái server cài lên, mua cái Windows 2003 nữa. Không biết có đủ sức làm không đây :(
nhatphuc
06-29-2007, 10:29 PM
ISA 2006 có anti-spam, có VPN?
Mà cái này cho 50 user khoảng bao nhiêu nhỉ. Lại thêm mua cái server cài lên, mua cái Windows 2003 nữa. Không biết có đủ sức làm không đây :(
có VPN và cũng có luôn Antispam mà bác php đây là cách cấu hình antispam, nếu không thích dùng cái này thì bác kiếm mấy cái phần mềm McAfee SecurityShield for Microsoft ISA Server hoặc Cloudmark ý. Còn VPN chắc bác biết rồi
Configuring Server Publishing Rules on the ISA Server Firewall
You use a Server Publishing Rule to make your SMTP relay available to external users. One of the main advantages of using a Server Publishing Rule is that it exposes the incoming connections to buffer overflow protection features included with the SMTP filter.
Perform the following steps to create the SMTP Server Publishing Rule:
Open the ISA Management console, expand the Servers and Arrays node and then expand the server node. Expand the Publishing node and click on the Server Publishing Rules node. Right click on the Server Publishing Rules node, point to New and click on Rule.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2103.gif
Enter a name for the Server Publishing Rule in the Server publishing rule name text box on the Welcome to the New Server Publishing Rule Wizard page. Click Next.
On the Address Mapping page, enter the IP address of the internal interface of the ISA Server firewall in the IP address of internal server text box. Click the Browse button to the right of the External IP address on ISA Server and select an address on the external interface of the ISA Server firewall that you want the accept the incoming SMTP messages. Select the IP address in the New Server Publishing Rule Wizard dialog box and then click OK.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2104.gif
Click Next on the Address Mapping page.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2105.gif
On the Protocol Settings page, click the down arrow on the Apply the rule to this protocol drop down list box and select the SMTP Server entry. Click Next.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2106.gif
<LI value=6>On the Client Type page, select the Any request option. Click Next.
Review your selections on the New Server Publishing Rule Wizard page and click Finish.
The details of the new Server Publishing Rule appear in the right pane of the ISA Management console.The ISA Server firewall and SMTP relay are now ready to accept incoming connections from external SMTP servers. All SMTP email messages destined for the remote domains you’ve configured on the SMTP relay will forward these messages to the Exchange Server on the internal network and the messages will appear in the users’ mailboxes.
Configure the SMTP Filter and SMTP Message Screener Properties
The SMTP filter and SMTP Message Screener configuration uses the same interface, which can be found in the SMTP Filter Properties dialog box. However, the SMTP filter and SMTP Message Screener are two distinct entities. It is possible to use the SMTP filter and not use the SMTP Message Screener and it is possible to use the SMTP Message Screener and not use the SMTP filter.
For example, you can use the SMTP Filter without using the SMTP Message Screener by simply not installing the SMTP Message Screener. The SMTP filter then protects the published SMTP server against buffer overflow attacks, including the SMTP server co-located on the ISA Server firewall.
You can use the SMTP Message Screener and not the SMTP Filter by using an SMTP packet filter to allow inbound access to the SMTP relay. The SMTP Message Screener examines the incoming SMTP messages when they are accepted by the IIS SMTP service. The SMTP Filter will not be able to protect against buffer overflow attack because incoming SMTP messages accepted via a packet filter are not exposed to the SMTP filter.
Perform the following steps to configure the SMTP filter and SMTP Message Screener components:
Open the ISA Management console, expand the Servers and Arrays node and expand your server name. Expand the Extensions node and click on the Application Filters node. Right click on the SMTP Filter entry in the right pane of the console and click on the Properties command.
The General tab is the first thing you see when the SMTP Filter Properties dialog box opens. You can enable or disable the filter by adding or removing the checkmark in the Enable this filter checkbox. Click on the Keywords tab.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2107.gif
You can enter a prioritized list of keywords to filter on the Keywords tab. The SMTP Message Screener mediates the keyword filtering function. The SMTP filter does not examine SMTP messages for keywords. Click the Add button to add a keyword.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2108.gif
Confirm the there is a checkmark in the Enable keyword rule checkbox. Type in a keyword that you want the SMTP Message Screener to look for in the Keyword text box. Note the SMTP Message Screener does not search for whole words; it only looks at text strings.
Select one of the following options in the Apply action if keyword is found in frame:Message header or bodyIf the keyword is found in either the message header or message body, then the Action you configure for the rule will be applied.Message headerIf the keyword is found in the header (subject line), then the Action you configure for the rule will be applied.Message bodyIf the keyword is found in the body of the message, then the Action you configure for the rule will be appliedClick the down arrow for the Action drop down list box. You have the following options:Delete messageThe email message is deleted without being saved or informing anyone that it has been deleted.Hold MessageThe SMTP message is held in the BADMAIL directory in the SMTP service’s folder hierarchy. You can view components of the held message, but the message is not saved in a format that you can easily forward to the recipient.Forward message toThe SMTP message is forwarded to an email address you configure in this rule. Each rule can have a different email address that the message is forwarded to. Click OK on the Mail Keyword Rule dialog box after entering a keyword and action.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2109.gif
The keyword rule appears in the keywords list on the Keywords tab. Click on the Users / Domains tab.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2110.gif
You can configure the SMTP Message Screener to block messages based on the sender’s user account or email domain on the Users / Domains tab. Enter a user email account in the Sender’s name text box and click Add. The senders email address appears in the Rejected Sender’s list. Enter an email domain in the Domain name text box and click Add. The email domain appears in the Rejected Domains list.
Email messages processed by the SMTP Message Screener matching email addresses or email domains found in these lists are deleted. These messages are not stored anywhere on the server, nor are they forwarded to any user or administrator. If a message from a rejected sender or rejected domain also contains a keyword matching a keyword rule, and that keyword rule is configured to hold the message, the message will not be held because it is rejected before the keyword search begins.Click Apply and then click OK. Click on the Attachments tab.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2111.gif
You can block messages with certain types of attachments on the Attachments tab. Click Add to add an attachment rule.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2112.gif
Confirm that there is a checkmark in the Enable attachment rule checkbox on the Mail Attachment Rule dialog box. You have three options in the Apply action to messages containing attachments with one of these properties frame:<B>
Attachment name</B>Select this option and enter a name for the attachment, including file name and file extension. Use this option when you do want to block a specific file name and you don’t want to block all attachments with a particular file extension. For example, you do not want to block all .zip files, but you do want to block a file named exploit.zip.Attachment extensionIt is more common to block all files with a specific file extension. For example, if you want to block all attachments with the exe file extension, select this option and then type in either exe or .exe in the text box to the right of this option.Attachment size limit (in bytes)You can also block attachments based on their size. Select this option and type in the size of the file extension you want to block.Click the down arrow for the Action drop down list box. You have the following options:Delete messageThe SMTP message is deleted without being saved or informing anyone that it has been deleted.Hold MessageThe SMTP message is held in the BADMAIL directory in the SMTP service’s folder hierarchy. You can view components of the held message, but the message is not saved in a format that you can easily forward to the recipient.Forward message toThe SMTP message is forwarded to an email address you configure in this rule. Each rule can have a different email address that the message is forwarded to. In this example we’ll select the Forward message to option so that you can see how to enter the forwarding address.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2113.gif
When you select the Forward message to option, a text box appears allowing you to enter an email address to forward the message. However, the ISA Server must be able to resolve the address of the mail domain of this user.
For example, in the figure below we have entered the email address smtpsecurityadmin@internal.net. The ISA Server 2000 firewall must be able to access an MX record for the internal.net domain. The ISA Server firewall forwards the message to the SMTP server responsible for internal.net mail based on the information in the MX record. In this example the firewall is configured with an address of an internal network DNS server that can resolve both internal and external network names. The message is forwarded to the internal address of the Exchange server. You must configure a split DNS infrastructure if the internal.net domain is available to both internal and external users.Click OK in the Mail Attachment Rule dialog box. Click on the SMTP Commands tab.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2114.gif
The settings on the SMTP Commands tab are mediated by the SMTP filter component. The SMTP Message Screener does not evaluate SMTP commands and it does not protect against buffer overflow conditions. The commands in the list are limited to a pre-defined length. The connection is dropped if an incoming SMTP connection sends a command exceeding the allowed length. In addition, if a command not on this list is sent over the SMTP channel is, it is dropped.
Click the Add button to add an SMTP command to the list.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2115.gif
A command you may want to enter into the list of allowed SMTP commands is the AUTH command. This is required if you want to allow external users to authenticate with an SMTP server published via an SMTP Server Publishing Rule. Users will not be able to authenticate with a SMTP server published via an SMTP Server Publishing Rule if the AUTH command is not added to the list and the SMTP filter is enabled.
Confirm that the Enable an SMTP command checkbox is checked. Type AUTH in the Command Name text box. Type 1024 in the Maximum Length Bytes text box. Click OK in the SMTP Command Rule dialog box.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2116.gif
The new command appears in the list of SMTP commands on the SMTP Commands tab (figure 44). Click Apply and then click OK.http://www.isaserver.org/img/upl/messagescreeneronfirewallpart2/Image2117.gif
Close the ISA Server Management console.
Restart the ISA Server 2000 machine.The ISA Server firewall/SMTP server is now ready to filter SMTP messages based on the parameters you set for the SMTP filter and SMTP Message Screener.
woflman
07-04-2007, 06:18 PM
Thanks bác đã hướng dẫn.
Em hỏi chút là nếu mình Up từ ISA 2k4 Std -> ISA 2k6 Std
thì có khả năng lỗi nào kô. Requirement ? system effect?
Rồi các Policy mình tạo ra có bị mất hay vẫn còn.
Thấy bác hướng dẫn em mê ISA 2k6 rồi
Thanks bác
nhatphuc
07-04-2007, 10:00 PM
Đối với các dòng sản phẩm của Microsoft thì việc chuyển đổi nâng cấp giữa các phiên bản cực kỳ dễ dàng, MS luôn ưu tiên cho việc giữ lại và chuyển các cấu hình cũ đã được cài đặt từ bản cũ lên bản mới.
Bạn hoàn toàn yên tâm là mọi cấu hình sẽ được bảo toàn. Tuy nhiên nguyên tắc thứ nhất của 1 IT là cứ phải backup trước khi làm bất cứ thứ gì liên quan đến hệ thống.
requirement của 2006 không có gì đặc biệt so với 2004
Processor
PC with a 733 MHz Pentium III or higher processor.
Operating System
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 32-bit operating system with Service Pack 1 (SP1) or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 32-bit.
Memory
512 megabytes (MB) of RAM or more is recommended.
Hard Disk
NTFS-formatted local partition with 150 MB of available hard-disk space; additional space will be required for Web cache content.
Other Devices
•Network adapter that is compatible with the computer's operating system for communication with the internal network; one additional network adapter, modem, or ISDN adapter for each additional network connected to the ISA Server computer
•One additional network adapter is required for intra-array communications for ISA Server 2006 Enterprise Edition integrated NLB
•CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
•VGA or higher-resolution monitor
•Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
Có một vấn đề này, thực chất bác nhậtphúc hướng dẫn cấu hình ISA để chống SPAM là dạng làm bằng tay. Nếu 1 ngày nhận 1000 email spam từ 1000 địa chỉ email khác nhau thì thật là mỏi tay, mờ con mắt để tạo rule.
Và, chống spam ở đây là mình cần tự động hóa hoàn toàn.
microsoftvn
07-09-2007, 11:03 AM
tự động hóa thì bác kiếm mấy cái này này McAfee SecurityShield for Microsoft ISA Server hoặc Cloudmark.
tự động cập nhật các server spam bị blacklist theo DNSRBL, cơ chế tính point theo nội dung