Assistance Setting up IP Filtering in a 2003 Routing Remote Access Server
- From: "Nathaniel" <nbentzinger@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2007 22:30:49 GMT
Hi,
I'm looking to setup IP filtering on both internal and external NICs to cut
down on the amount streaming video/music traffic occuring in the office on
non-standard ports. Here is the current setup:
Routing server: Windows 2003 server standard w/two NICs on external to a T-1
router and one to the internal network 192.168.100.x
The following services will need to be able to route to the internet and are
already setup in the firewall:
2x DNS servers (192.168.100.105, .106) requesting DNS queries from our two
external DNS servers (port 53 UDP queries?)
2x IIS servers (192.168.100.117, .116) TCP 80, TCP 21, TCP 20, TCP 443
1x Exchange server (192.168.100.108) TCP 443, 80, 25, 110, 143
Workstation Internet Access:
(192.168.100.x 255.255.255.0) TCP 80, TCP 21
I don't think DNS port 53 is need here because they will be communicating
w/the AD DNS servers internally.
I've tried setting it up in the past myself but it ends up never working
properly and I'm confusing myself with the inbound filter on the external is
actually the outbound of the internal NIC and such. Also the server routing
is attached to the AD network so it will also have to have thouse ports
opened to it on the internal NIC.
Any help how how to set this up would be great. TIA. Nate
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