Hello everyone, we plan to run GnuGK in the DMZ of our universities
network. The general usecase is absolutely basic: internal users should be
allowed to call out and call other internal users, outside users should be
allowed to call internal users. This could be easily determined by an IP-based
ACL. My question is, if outside users are by default denied
to call other outside users, since I couldn’t think of any scenario, in
which this would be plausible (and we of course wouldn’t want to pay the
traffic for those). Do I have to secure this, too? If so, which ACL-module
should be used (SQL does provide destination-based ACLs, but AFAIK doesn’t
understand netmasks, which would make the process of keeping the tables up to
date a hell)? Best Regards, Lars |
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