I have credit card info which i need transfered from my local and vpn clients
to my local server and then out to my merchant gateway.
Question:
Is SSL needed between the local and vpn clients to the local server? And if
so, how do I set that up?
well, its a matter of policy for your internal network traffic, vpn traffic
is already encrypted. it doesnt hurt too much to have it enabled, just a bit
of overhead on your cpu
"Ryan"
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>I have credit card info which i need transfered from my local and vpn
>clients
> to my local server and then out to my merchant gateway.
>
> Question:
> Is SSL needed between the local and vpn clients to the local server? And
> if
> so, how do I set that up?
So with that, my understanding is that all I need to worry about is from the
server to the remote merchant gateway. Thanks.
"Ryan"
news:466E47DF-6548-467F-B128-973C4242EB1F@microsoft.com...
> So with that, my understanding is that all I need to worry about is from
> the
> server to the remote merchant gateway. Thanks.
Yes. Pretty much.
Though, when it comes to that stuff and getting audited, it might be a good
idea to have SSL anyway.
It would suck to get your merchant account yanked because you wanted to save
a few bucks and a bit of time.
he can also implement ipsec or isa to direct traffic and enable heuristics
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> "Ryan"
> news:466E47DF-6548-467F-B128-973C4242EB1F@microsoft.com...
>> So with that, my understanding is that all I need to worry about is from
>> the
>> server to the remote merchant gateway. Thanks.
>
> Yes. Pretty much.
>
> Though, when it comes to that stuff and getting audited, it might be a
> good idea to have SSL anyway.
>
> It would suck to get your merchant account yanked because you wanted to
> save a few bucks and a bit of time.
>