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bastion hostA computer system in a network that is fortified against illegal entry and attack, because it is exposed to the outside world (the Internet). Bastion hosts are used for services such as Web site hosting, mail, DNS lookups and FTP transfer and are located on the public side of a perimeter net (DMZ). The name comes from medieval fortresses built with bastions, which were projections out from the wall that enabled more men to gather behind in order to shoot their arrows. See firewall.
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Perimeter security system components: perimeter router, firewall, bastion host -- Servers: syslog server, web and FTP servers -- IPSec concepts: IKE, IPSec, encryption, authentication, CA servers The security checks contained in ESM for WebServers cover three major areas of Web server security vulnerabilities including Common Gateway Interface (CGI) programs, FTP utilities, and Bastion Host services. The industry's only solution that integrates the functions of an internal router, external router bastion host and secure server area all in a single hardware system, the Firewall Server 4. |
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