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which services or ports need to be opened to allow NT authentication
I'm setting up a CheckPoint firewall (NG version) and have created a rule to allow incoming traffic to a SQL Server.
I've created, and authorized a User Defined Service to match the SQL Server used query port.
The connection to the SQL Server works fine but I'd like to allow trusted connections (accepted by my SQL Server).
I'm wondering what are the ports or inbound CheckPoint services to authorize so that trusted connection work.
I've successfuly tested trusted connections (authorized ANY to test).
The server that will trust the connection is NT4 not W2K and should not use Kerberos auth (as far as I know).
Thanks.
Fred
I've created, and authorized a User Defined Service to match the SQL Server used query port.
The connection to the SQL Server works fine but I'd like to allow trusted connections (accepted by my SQL Server).
I'm wondering what are the ports or inbound CheckPoint services to authorize so that trusted connection work.
I've successfuly tested trusted connections (authorized ANY to test).
The server that will trust the connection is NT4 not W2K and should not use Kerberos auth (as far as I know).
Thanks.
Fred
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I was wondering if they wasn't a kind of CheckPoint built in service that would be more secure, but it seems that it only exists for W2K (ie Kerberos).
Fred