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yes, that is what I'm thinking of opening that port 8530.<br />
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the policy is that this terminal access server is the interface for the 3rd party consultant and user to perform some task into our system only.
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yes, that is what I'm thinking of opening that port 8530.

the policy is that this terminal access server is the interface for the 3rd party consultant and user to perform some task into our system only.

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Hi All,<br />
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I've got several DMZ Windows server that I'd like to know how to update them, it is serving as terminal server and the webserver with only port 443 and 80 &amp;&nbsp;8080 opened to the internet with port 1521 for database connection.<br />
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I do have WSUS in place and already working fine in the internal domain, how do people usually do their patching for the DMZ servers ?<br />
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Any idea would be greatly appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
JJ
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Hi All,

I've got several DMZ Windows server that I'd like to know how to update them, it is serving as terminal server and the webserver with only port 443 and 80 & 8080 opened to the internet with port 1521 for database connection.

I do have WSUS in place and already working fine in the internal domain, how do people usually do their patching for the DMZ servers ?

Any idea would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
JJ

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