Security question...!!!!!

I have a couple of servers with both an internal address and an external
address where the external is on the open internet..(meaning not a firewall
tunnel.) We are using ISA server to lock them down. but is there a way to
turn OFF access to the external interface through terminal server. So that
the only way I can log onto that box is to either be on the local network or
VPN to access that internal/local address....

thanks
Jon

PS... please refer me to other news groups if you feel this is not the
appropriate group!!!!

hello i think i found my answer...

for those who would like to know...
go into terminal services configuration... and high light connections.. then
on the right... right click on the rdp-tcp icon and click properties.. then
goto the network adapter tab... and select the adapter you want.. this works
great on multi homed servers...
:-)





"Jon Green" <jgreen@alro.com> wrote in message
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> I have a couple of servers with both an internal address and an external
> address where the external is on the open internet..(meaning not a
firewall
> tunnel.) We are using ISA server to lock them down. but is there a way to
> turn OFF access to the external interface through terminal server. So that
> the only way I can log onto that box is to either be on the local network
or
> VPN to access that internal/local address....
>
> thanks
> Jon
>
> PS... please refer me to other news groups if you feel this is not the
> appropriate group!!!!
>
>