Re: Please help with Linux to ISA migration
- From: guzzi <guzzi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 10:25:24 +0200
as a first step i want to replace our Linux FW (we have one, so it should be called EDGE?)
at the moment we have as follows:
----------------------------------- |Internet Servece Provider (8 IPs)| ----------------------------------- | | ----------------------------------- | Firewall with NAT | | (NAT is for 5 IP: 10.0.0.1 - | | 10.0.0.5 -> 5 IP from ISP) | ----------------------------------- | | ----------------------------------- | LAN | | | | 5 Servers (AD, Exchange, VPN | | (Linux server), Terminal) | | | | and all of us (~35 Pc) | -----------------------------------
a bit of description of IP used:
- (own IP with NAT supported) all of us has no no internet access from our workstations. So we have a dedicated Terminal Server (Internet via - Remote Desktop)
- (own IP with NAT supported) VPN server is a dedicated Linux server running OpenVPN
- (own IP with NAT supported) Main Server with Exchange and AD
- (own IP with NAT supported) server for testing purposes
- (own IP without NAT supported) Linux Firewall
all other IP (that those with NAT) could be used by coworkers On FW there are some FW rules (about 40)
How could i achieve the same IS topology with ISA server? May be someone could contact me to make it together step-by-step
Thank you in advance .
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