Antwort: Here Script for Formatting Nagios StatusPage for Mobile Devices

[Onotsky, Steve x55328]

> Well, that would mean you have to allow a DMZ machine to initiate
> connections into your internal LAN - which is a very, very, very bad
> idea...

In most circumstances, yes, but (if I understand the setup correctly) an
organization with a Blackberry Enterprise Server could pass web traffic
from registered devices into the internal network.  From there, internal
firewalls and routes permitting, the BES could enable access to such a
service from "outside".  Not exactly ideal from a pure security
perspective, but it's a damned sight better than a direct DMZ
connection.

I, personally, am intrigued but the idea, and am going to give it a shot
(if I ever get a few spare moments).

 
Steve Onotsky
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