I am about ready to take my server over to a datacenter for colocation and want to make sure I have it as secure as possible before going live.
Management is isolated to one physical LAN card, and firewall in vsphere is set to only allow access from my LAN ip's and my office IP address. I have it set on SSH Server, vsphere Client and vsphere web access. What other checked services should I lock out?
In my networking setup, I have vswitch1 connected to a different physical NIC, labeled WAN, pfsense is the only VM running. Vswitch2 connected to no physical adapters, pfsense, and my VM's, with public IP's NAT routed through pfsense to the correct VM's on the local lan with http port forwarding only.
Everything seems to work, the only access outside of my office network is to the websites hosted on the VM's but want to make sure, especially on what other services/ports need to be locked down on the management interface.
Thanks ahead of time.
Management is isolated to one physical LAN card, and firewall in vsphere is set to only allow access from my LAN ip's and my office IP address. I have it set on SSH Server, vsphere Client and vsphere web access. What other checked services should I lock out?
In my networking setup, I have vswitch1 connected to a different physical NIC, labeled WAN, pfsense is the only VM running. Vswitch2 connected to no physical adapters, pfsense, and my VM's, with public IP's NAT routed through pfsense to the correct VM's on the local lan with http port forwarding only.
Everything seems to work, the only access outside of my office network is to the websites hosted on the VM's but want to make sure, especially on what other services/ports need to be locked down on the management interface.
Thanks ahead of time.