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Hi All,<br />
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I have a website that uses an MS SQL db on the same box as the website. This site uses SSL, and all is good for now.<br />
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However I have someone who would like to build websites that can connect to this database from other servers.<br />
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Surely this kind of security concern has come up before? What are some of my options of taking, say, a form submittal, from a website on a different server with a different IP who most likely would not have SSL, and somehow get that to my secure database?<br />
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Any suggestions?<br />
<br />
Thank you<br />
<br />
Bill
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Hi All,

I have a website that uses an MS SQL db on the same box as the website. This site uses SSL, and all is good for now.

However I have someone who would like to build websites that can connect to this database from other servers.

Surely this kind of security concern has come up before? What are some of my options of taking, say, a form submittal, from a website on a different server with a different IP who most likely would not have SSL, and somehow get that to my secure database?

Any suggestions?

Thank you

Bill

Allowing websites access to SSL-secured database server

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