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  3. February 2004

Client Access servers and security

Hello,

as I've just learned from this list, the client access servers for 
database, rmtcmd (and so on) offer an redirection option for the new jobs. 
By IP-address I could
sent database access jobs ( ODBC) to their own subsystem. Or rmtcmd jobs 
to another.

This option also has an reject possibility, if the job cannot run in the 
specified subsystem. So basically, if I force unwanted jobs into an 
inactive subsystem, I would 
have some basic sort of network security?

Normally, I'd need some exit points programs or a security tool to cover 
the open network access options. Could the above be some sort of easy 
help?

Regards,

Oliver

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