Re: ISA Config Question

From: Nathan Rixham (nrixham_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/01/04 

Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 14:02:20 +0100

I can confirm this is the best way of operating your network:

DSL > ROUTER > Server NIC 1 ||| Server Nic 2 > Router/switch/hub/wireless >
Workstations

"Attila Csokai" <$acsokai$@nosmap.andrew.cmu.edu> wrote in message
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Frank, thanks for the tip.
That could work for me, since I do have actually two non-wireless spare
routers if the timing issue occors.

Ok, so as I understand, here is what you have suggested.

DSL Modem --> Router --> SBS with ISA -->> Router/Switch+Wirless -->>
workstations

Attila

"Frank McCallister" <anonymous> wrote in message
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> Hi Attila
>
> This should work however if your DSL is PPPoE you may have timing errors
> on server restarts. If so I suggest an inexpensive one port router $49 US
> to keep your connection active during restarts connected between the Modem
> and WAN NIC. Be sure and disable DHCP on the Netgear in your new setup.
>
> Frank McCallister
> COMPUMAC
> "Attila Csokai" <$acsokai$@nosmap.andrew.cmu.edu> wrote in message
> news:OP74C76pEHA.3716@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> Now that I have installed ISA, I have to reconfigure the network. (
>> Initially, for a few months of testing, I did not install ISA).
>>
>> Right now, this is my configuration.
>> DSL Modem --> Netgear Router /Switch ---> SBS and workstations
>>
>> I am planning to make the following re-arrangement.
>> DSL Modem --> SBS with ISA ---> Netgear Router /Switch ---> worstations
>>
>>
>> Anybody has better suggestions? Since SBS will be doing the routing now,I
>> know I could use a switch instead of the router, but I would like to
>> retain the router's wireless capability, without buying new equipment if
>> I don't have to.
>>
>>
>> Thanks for any suggestions.
>>
>> Attila
>>
>
>

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