September 2008 - Posts

How IAG 2007 Can Mitigate Against SQL Injection Attacks – Demo Scenario
19 September 08 07:34 PM

1. Introduction SQL Injection is a potential threat to any web application that has an SQL based database backend. This is true not just for Microsoft SQL backend but any web application on any OS with an SQL database backend. There are lots of applications Read More...

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Filed under: Intelligent Application Gateway, SQL Injection, Attack Mitigation

ISA 2006 SP1 and IAG 2007 Supportability Statement
18 September 08 08:02 PM

Introduction Occasionally you find the combination of two things that result in something better than the sum of the individual parts. Some combinations that come to mind are peanut butter and chocolate, steak and lobster, and ISA Server 2006 and IAG Read More...

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Filed under: Intelligent Application Gateway, ISA Server 2006 SP1

Certificates on IAG 2007
17 September 08 01:08 AM

1. Introduction The use of Digital Certificates with IAG 2007 is essential for several IAG authentication and access scenarios as well as for providing encryption of sensitive data. There are two main scenarios when using certificates; it is common to Read More...

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Filed under: Intelligent Application Gateway, SSL, TLS

Performance Degradation in eGap 3.6 after apply Windows Server 2003 SP2
04 September 08 02:47 PM

1. Scenario This post is based on a support call where customer was reporting a performance degradation issue that was noticed after applying Windows Server 2003 SP2 on eGap 3.6 appliances. The server started to slow down until a point where it was no Read More...

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Filed under: server, w2k3, Performance, egap