Re: Security
- From: "TimeTraveller" <TimeTraveller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 12:49:52 +0100
Hello Robin,
The method you suggest would help as far as security is concerned - you do
not want these unknown users/computers to be able to access the server
directly.
You should also think about which protocols you want to allow via your
conference room users.
You can use a simple router/firewall (cost up to you - more you pay more
features) between the Conference room users and the adsl router obviously
they can also be on a different LAN IP subnet as well to further remove them
from your corporate network.
TT
"Robbie Niblock" <robbie@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:O4zcI0abFHA.1384@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi guys
>
> First of all, here is the configuration of the system in question:
>
> SBS2000 (version is irrelevent here). ISA running in integrated mode. 2 x
> NIC. They have a Xyxel ADSL router/firewall attached to 1MB ADSL.
>
> Anyway, everything is working fine with the server - no problems. The
system
> is installed in a hotel, so they now want to look at giving people using
> their conference facilities broadband access. The conference rooms are
> cabled back to the patch panel and I could potentially just plug them into
> the Zyxel router. I would prefer to have something (eg LAN - LAN firewall)
> in between the conference room connections and the Zyxel.
>
> What would be your recommendations here?
>
> Regards
>
> Robbie
>
>
.
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