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There are at least two ways to protect in-bound FTP requests to the HP.

You can add allow and deny statements to the INETDSEC file so that only
certain IP addresses can initiate an FTP session.

Also recently added (7.0 ?) to the FTP server is the option to enforce the
user/account passwords to be entered.   In earlier versions of MPE, FTP used
to be nicely integrated with security/3000 so you could have session based
password security on your FTP sessions.    Go to docs.hp for details on the
switch you have to send to FTP to turn on user based passwords.

P.s.  I suppose a third route is for the networks routers to ensure that the
only IP traffic reaching the HP is from known sources.

-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Baker, Mike L.
Sent: 13 September 2004 16:28
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [HP3000-L] FTP to HP3k and security

I have not had a chance to test any of this, but I thought I would ask the
question first.  I'm sure someone else has had to deal with this.  We daily
have a sun unix server ftp files to the hp.  There is no password setup on
the group.accounts that ftp logs in too (we are talking more than one client
[i.e.group.account] here).  As part of our sarbains/oxley fun and games, we
have to secure the hp.  When we do implement security on the hp, either all
mpe security and/or with security/3000, I am assuming that ftp (into the hp)
will get asked the password after the group.account is entered, if one has
been implemented, correct?  I guess what I am getting at, is can ftp into
the hp be allowed to not need to enter a password, even though a user
logging into the hp with vt-mgr or serial would need to.

Mike Baker


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