I am not sure about your exact flowchart below(specifically the placement
of the DMZ), there are others who can validate it on the list though.
As for Masq and etc. You can pretty much use any (newer) Linux, OpenBSD
etc. You will probably want a seperate box for each demark point and
possibly a different OS also (i.e. OpenBSD for the firewall, Linux for the
Internal Samba/NIS server). All the software is free and making ipchains
rules is getting pretty easy.
At 04:12 PM 10/17/99 -0400, Christopher L. Hamilton wrote:
>I'm sort of new with a lot of this so bear with me. I've been trying to
>find a program that can do NAT, since my organization has only been given
>one IP address. I thought Linux, or a micro version of Linux, would be a
>good cheap solution, but do to my limited knowledge of Linux I have been so
>far unsuccessful. What I'm looking for is a cheap, easy to configure
>program for either Linux or Windows NT. Do to our budget cheap is the real
>key. We only have about $150-$200 to spend on this. We have the hardware,
>just no working software.
>
>Right now this is what we would like our network to look like:
>
>[ ISP ] --------- [FW ] ---------> Internal Network
> |
> |
> | DMZ
> ---------------------
> | |
> [ DNS Server] [WEB Server]
> Linux Linux/Apache
>
>Do to cost is Linux going to be our only chance of doing this?
>Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
>
>Christopher L. Hamilton
>Cain Technologies
>
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