a more comprehensive enhancement to your configuration could be to keep your
proxy server; configure your users to point to the proxy server for internet
access and point the proxy server only to the firewall which would face the
internet.
another missing piece is how, rather where, you want to authenticate your
users, at the proxy, at the firewall, at an NT SAM, there are others also.
rf
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, April 20, 2000 9:08 AM
Subject: E-mail Exchange Server
>Hello Folks.
>
>This might sound a little dumb. But I am a young administrator for a
>small company with nobody else with more experience than I, to brain
>pick.
>
>I have one firewall (well I have learned that it not a true firewall and
>is really not secure) MS Proxy Server. Which I am ditching and
>replacing with Linux (ipchain or TIS FWTK). I figure it would be a
>great learning experience to build my own firewall. I have a mail server
>(MS Exchange) sitting behind my MS Proxy. How would I allow mobile
>users access to the server to check mail. How would they set up their
>browsers to connect. Also one more question has anyone ever herd of
>GUARDIT from Computer Associates. I cannot not find any third party
>information on the product.
>
>Thank for your time helping out a newbee.
>
>
>Al Saenz
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