Jump Server
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. Either way, here is my setup, we have two web servers that take CC data (as soon as CC# is entered fully it is encrypted live), a DB, your usual slew of windows servers (AD, WSUS) and ESXi Server. We are a call center and our agents use those web servers internally to work but clients use them externally to check stats and other reports. So how do i make it possible to cut off sensitive servers (DB, AD) from what should be external servers (web server A, B and SFTP server) and LAN? Easy right, we have a Sonicwall FW NSA2400 that works wonderfully. Though that still does not solve the problem as to how the web servers will communicate with the DB server. Each one is in its own zone (Z1 - DB, Z2-Web,SFTP, Z3-LAN). Seems like its done right, well, now someone has introduced the idea of a Jump server, there does not seem to be much research done on this kind of server and was wondering if anyone had any experience on it. As far as i am concerned, my above scenario pretty much covers us (don't get me started on VOIP and securing the line as its CC data being transferred over the net) and adding another server just opens up more attack surface. I am also open to any thoughts or suggestions or any kind of experience any of you might have faced.
But what do you mean "ensure a ESX host is only used in one part of the network"? Do you mean host administration IP range or VMs? By the way, thanks for the quick response!