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    IT 212 - Project #5 - Firewall Lab: Instructor: Leslie Fife

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    - Firewall rules can allow IPSec traffic to pass through network address translation (NAT) devices like routers or firewalls by mapping outgoing connections to specific ports. However, IPSec protocols do not use ports, which can cause problems traversing NAT firewalls. - The author implemented a firewall rule granting access to allow IPSec traffic by selecting "Allow the connection if it is secure" and adding accounts to a group permitted to access the server from outside the network. - Establishing secure firewall rules and using digital certificates provides secure access to network data only for authorized users, protecting information at a lower cost than potential losses from information breaches.

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    - Firewall rules can allow IPSec traffic to pass through network address translation (NAT) devices like routers or firewalls by mapping outgoing connections to specific ports. However, IPSec protocols do not use ports, which can cause problems traversing NAT firewalls. - The author implemented a firewall rule granting access to allow IPSec traffic by selecting "Allow the connection if it is secure" and adding accounts to a group permitted to access the server from outside the network. - Establishing secure firewall rules and using digital certificates provides secure access to network data only for authorized users, protecting information at a lower cost than potential losses from information breaches.

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    - Firewall rules can allow IPSec traffic to pass through network address translation (NAT) devices like routers or firewalls by mapping outgoing connections to specific ports. However, IPSec protocols do not use ports, which can cause problems traversing NAT firewalls. - The author implemented a firewall rule granting access to allow IPSec traffic by selecting "Allow the connection if it is secure" and adding accounts to a group permitted to access the server from outside the network. - Establishing secure firewall rules and using digital certificates provides secure access to network data only for authorized users, protecting information at a lower cost than potential losses from information breaches.

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    IT 212 - Project #5 - Firewall Lab: Instructor: Leslie Fife

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    - Firewall rules can allow IPSec traffic to pass through network address translation (NAT) devices like routers or firewalls by mapping outgoing connections to specific ports. However, IPSec protocols do not use ports, which can cause problems traversing NAT firewalls. - The author implemented a firewall rule granting access to allow IPSec traffic by selecting "Allow the connection if it is secure" and adding accounts to a group permitted to access the server from outside the network. - Establishing secure firewall rules and using digital certificates provides secure access to network data only for authorized users, protecting information at a lower cost than potential losses from information breaches.

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    IT 212 - Project #5 – Firewall Lab

    Instructor: Leslie Fife

    Roberto C. Osornio
    INTRODUCTION

    Companies currently face the challenge of manage securely data traffic inside and outside
    of their networks. In order to preserve data integrity, there are protocols that allow data traffic to
    be private but available to the users that are supposed to access to it. For organizations that run
    under a Windows environment, there is a method to tunnel and route data traffic more securely.

    Firewall rules can allow passing IPSec traffic through any NAT device such as a router (or
    a separate firewall in front of the VPN gateway / client).

    Then, NAT rewrites IP addresses and manages the connections going through the NAT device
    by mapping outgoing connections to a specific port. The IPSec protocols used for data transfer
    do not have ports, and this causes problems with traversing NAT firewalls.

    IMPLEMENTATION

    I implemented a firewall rule that grants access to allow traffic through IPSec

    - Open the Group Policy Management Console to Windows Defender Firewall with
    Advanced Security. You must edit the GPO that applies settings to servers in the isolated
    server zone.
    - In the navigation pane, right-click Inbound Rules, and then click New Rule.
    - On the Rule Type page, click Custom, and then click Next.
    - If you must restrict access to a single network program, then you can select This program
    path, and specify the program or service to which to grant access. Otherwise, click All
    programs, and then click Next.
    - If you must restrict access to only some TCP or UDP port numbers, then enter the port
    numbers on the Protocol and Ports page. Otherwise, set Protocol type to Any, and then
    click Next.
    - On the Scope page, select Any IP address for both local and remote addresses, and then
    click Next.
    - On the Action page, click Allow the connection if it is secure. If required by your design,
    you can also click Customize and select Require the connections to be encrypted. Click
    Next.
    - On the Users and Computers page, select the check box for the type of accounts
    (computer or user) you want to allow, click Add, and then enter the group account that
    contains the device and user accounts permitted to access the server.
    Adding DigiCert CA for the Connection Rule

    FINDINGS

    By stablishing Firewall rules with tunnel configuration. Access to data outside of the
    network is more secure and only authorized users will have permission to data inside of the
    secure network. The use of Digital Certificates is an additional security measurement that
    guarantees exclusive manage of the information to the authorized users.

    Implementing these protocols is not expensive compared to the service they provide.
    Information loss might result in a greater cost to an organization. Some of these procedures are
    free and included in the Windows license that is already paid.

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