What ACL to allow Windows Update without browsing
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05-03-2007 04:51 AM - edited 03-11-2019 03:08 AM
About 1/2 the PCs in my company should not have the ability to browse. I want them to be able to run windows update. Google gave me lots to look at. But, I can't find a list of IPs complete enought to work. I figure someone (many someones) must have done this before. What ACLs are necessary to get Windows Update to work?
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05-08-2007 03:13 PM
I really doubt you will ever come across a complete list of those servers. Compiling and publishing such a list would undoubtedly invite nefarious activity.
Here are a couple of things you might want to look at alternatively.
1. Build a web proxy and use a combination of authentication and access control list to restrict outbound access.
2. Use N2H2 based URL filtering, your PIX/ASA should have built in support for it.
3. Build your own WSUS server that lives on a dmz network that all workstations can talk to.
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05-09-2007 04:47 AM
Plan on setting up a WSUS server, but was hoping for a quick temporary fix. I guess quick and dirty and security don't mix.
Thanks for the info.
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05-11-2007 03:58 AM
Although this is for WSUS you could try these sites:
Go to the link : Configure the Firewall Between the WSUS Server and the Internet
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05-14-2007 08:00 AM
Looks like that should work. If not then WSUS is the only real answer.
Thanks.
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05-14-2007 08:05 AM
I'm not quite sure how that helps. The link doesn't include a list of hosts that you could use to restrict TCP/80,443 access to.
