From: efflandt@xnet.com   
      
   On Tue, 04 Nov 2003 15:05:47 GMT, Ben W. Martin    
   wrote:   
   > My sonicwall has a way to create rules for "Terminal Services Traffic"   
   > through the firewall.   
   >   
   > I have the notion that I can implement a VPN tunnel, and then implement   
   > Windows Terminal Services within the Tunnel, and not have to worry about   
   > configuring a rule?   
      
   Our factory configured our SonicWall (VPN over sdsl), so I am not sure   
   about specifics.  Its firewall/NAT probably only restricts connections   
   initiated from the internet.  It does not firewall the VPN tunnel between   
   our office LAN and private factory WAN, or direct internet access from our   
   end.   
      
   For example I can ssh from our office to private IP of factory Linux smtp   
   server, or my home PC or Solaris ISP on public IP.  I can access private   
   IP of JetDirect web config on our office printer from factory.  Our   
   factory remotely installed and configured virus protection on our office   
   XP PCs (using radmin program).   
      
   So maybe whether you need any special firewall rules depends upon whether   
   you firewall the VPN tunnel itself, or not.   
      
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