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Oracle Net (jdbc in dmz application to inernal db)

Richard_Gunn
I have been unable to get this working despite setting up the packet filture to allow Oracle traffic between the DMZ box and the internal Oracle server (both ways)

How does Astaro handle Oracle's dynamic port allocation when communcating via Net8 ? 

Anyone have a woking configuration they can post ?

thanks

Richard   


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    I did a little web research about Oracle jdbc and firewalls since I do a lot of Oracle DB work myself. I found an interesting link. Perhaps it could help you more than I can.

    http://www-tcsn.experts-exchange.com/Security/Firewalls/Q_20739363.html

    I also read an article suggesting stunnel to encrypt traffic between your web server and the backend DB. You'd still have to open ports but they could be DMZ IP to Backend IP specific so that they would allow only traffic originating from the DMZ machine to the DB machine.The DB server would only be listening on those ports for SSL traffic anyway.

     
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    I did a little web research about Oracle jdbc and firewalls since I do a lot of Oracle DB work myself. I found an interesting link. Perhaps it could help you more than I can.

    http://www-tcsn.experts-exchange.com/Security/Firewalls/Q_20739363.html

    I also read an article suggesting stunnel to encrypt traffic between your web server and the backend DB. You'd still have to open ports but they could be DMZ IP to Backend IP specific so that they would allow only traffic originating from the DMZ machine to the DB machine.The DB server would only be listening on those ports for SSL traffic anyway.

     
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