Running SBS in a public IP - success!!
- From: Andrew Hodgson <me3@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 16:27:22 +0100
Hi all,
A few weeks ago I posted on running my network with a set of public IP
addresses, this is not such a popular idea, but I have it now set up
and it works extreemly well, and has solved our NAT based issues.
I have it running thusly:
I have the router connected to subnet 1 (two usable addresses), and
the firewall (www.firebrick.co.uk) connected to the second address on
the first subnet. The Firebrick also uses an address on the LAN
subnet (14 usable addresses), and I have the rest of the machines on
this subnet.
I have set rules which only allow HTTP and HTTPS traffic into the SBS
box. I have a Linux gateway which runs SMTP and forwards it to the
SBS server.
My only issue was with reverse DNS lookups on the LAN - the wizard
created me a strange reverse zone which did not work - eventually as I
only had a small number of addresses I created a reverse zone for each
IP address - reverse DNS and dynamic registrations now work
floorlessly.
I realise the issues I may come into with this config, but at the
present time it is exactly what I want and is working fine. I am
never going to say I wouldn't change back, but certainly not in the
near future.
If anyone wants any more information on this, feel free to get in
touch.
Thanks.
Andrew.
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Andrew Hodgson in Bromyard, Herefordshire, UK.
My Email: use <andrew at hodgsonfamily dot org>.
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