Re: New 2k3 infrastructure advice
- From: davidn <davidn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 06:24:04 -0700
sorry - should have been a bit clearer...all of our network is located
publicly (and has done so for years) as I am about to upgrade all of our
DCs/exchange etc so I am trying to see if it is worth while moving everything
over to a private lan for greater security. I plan on introducing ISA 2004 so
I can carry out multi-layer filtering (currently using a PIX) but can ISA
2004 still operate public --> public OR must it be public --> private. I
guess what I am trying to work out in my design of AD if I should I move
everything over to a private LAN or just leave it as is - I would just like
to hear peoples comments on the above bearing in mind that i plan to
introduce ISA 2004 - thanks
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
> After reading those documents, what is it that gives trouble exactly?
> I'm also not clear on why the requirements for change and what the
> requirements are once you've made the change in terms of services available?
> Can you expand on that?
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> "davidn" <davidn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6E312CC8-06A5-4B5B-82DE-6D7D6B789840@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > All - sorry if this is in the wrong area but briefly, we own a swag of
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> > IP addresses and currently all our services (inc workstations) use public
> > addressing which is the reason for the need to change. We host everything
> > DNS/Exchange etc and I feel it is time to move all of these into private
> > address land (correct me if I am wrong) but I am designing a new 2K3
> > infrastructure and I would like to hear some views after putting the above
> > into consideration i.e. sit everything behind an ISA box in private land
> > including all services DNS/Exchange etc. I have read all the docos in
> > Technet
> > (SMBIZ) and found them very useful but our scenario is probably a little
> > different considering all the public IP addressing we own - any
> > thoughts/pointers will be appreciated :)
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