Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of GENIRacksHome/Security
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- 01/03/14 10:06:36 (10 years ago)
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v3 v4 11 11 If at any point a site admin detects unwanted traffic flowing onto their network, they can and should feel free to block that traffic, and ideally report the issue to the GENI Meta-Operations Center (GMOC). Some ways to do that: 12 12 13 * '''Simple ACLs on the devicethat the rack dataplane switch connects to.''' These could be set up in advance to prevent known unwanted traffic, or configured in response to an incident to block unexpected traffic.13 * '''Simple ACLs on the local device(s) that the rack dataplane switch connects to.''' These could be set up in advance to prevent known unwanted traffic, or configured in response to an incident to block unexpected traffic. 14 14 15 15 * '''A separate network firewall device in the path between the switch and the site network.''' Since the rack dataplane switches are intended to operate at gigabit-plus speeds, sites should take care to ensure that such a firewall device can handle that level of throughput.