Re: Internet access to notes email/appointments

Due to privacy concerns (saw you work for a hospital), you may not be able 
to do this. However, at our site we have a NAT statement on our firewall 
that redirects all port 80/443 traffic coming in to a particular public 
address back to our private address. This works great and you can use the 
Domino security/web authentication methods to enforce greater 
security/privacy by forcing all web traffic to the SSL port (443).

Chris Whisonant
Comporium
Senior Mid-Range Systems Administrator
IBM eServer Certified Systems Expert - iSeries Technical Solutions V5R2
IBM Certified System Administrator - Lotus Notes and Domino 6/6.5
803.326.7270 | 803.326.6142 fax

domino400-bounces+chris.whisonant=comporium.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 
02/09/2005 03:09:17 PM:

> I looked at the pasthru stuff, and in the administrator manual it says 
it 
> cannot be used for HTTP access, is this where INotes would come in.  The 

> people that want to access the mail will not have a notes client 
> available.
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> Doug
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> Doug Strong
> Systems Administrator
> St Peter's Hospital
> 2475 Broadway
> Helena MT 59601
> (406) 444-2125
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> You could setup a the DMZ server as a passthru server for users access 
> from the internet.  The client would connect to the DMZ domino server, 
> that server would connect to the private server. 
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> Hi all,
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> I know this has been discussed before, but I want to get it straight in 
my 
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> mind.  We have been given the task to make e-mail and appointments, at 
> least, available to the internet, so that people can get their mail etc, 

> wherever they have internet access including with some of these new 
> phones. 
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> Physical layout is that we have an as400 running domino 6.5.1 inside of 
> our firewall.  We are implementing a new firewall tomorrow that will 
have 
> a DMZ on it. 
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> I am guessing that we need to build a domino server on the DMZ that can 
be 
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> accessed from the internet.  Then is there a way to allow that server to 

> "see" the internal server, I can handle the network routing part, so 
that 
> the outside can safely access their mail.  Is this where INotes comes 
in, 
> or do I need to sync the servers?  Our new boss used to do this using 
> Exchange, and I have heard that Novel Groupwise will also allow  a 
server 
> on the DMZ to act a an agent to get at the mail on the inside server 
> without having to sync all the data to both servers.
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> Sorry this is so convoluted, but it just hit and, as usual, the budget 
and 
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> the time frame are tight.
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> Thanks
> Doug
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> Doug Strong
> Systems Administrator
> St Peter's Hospital
> 2475 Broadway
> Helena MT 59601
> (406) 444-2125
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