Hi,
Not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for, but if you can
provide a low end PC you can setup a nice router for free. Check out
www.coyotelinux.com for the details. I have been running it for a while
now and it provides a very stable secure router, ports closed by default
so it does protect you to that degree. For a nominal fee you can get the
Wolverine software which is like a PIX firewall. I know people who run
it, but I have not had any luck using it over PPoE.

Hope that may help.

T. Shawn Knisely

-----Original Message-----
From: Sarbjit Singh Gill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 11:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Making a W2K with Internet Connection Sharing secure

Greetings,

I am a part of a group of volunnteers who help with 
teaching underprivileged kids in orphanages.

we had some donation of softwares from Microsoft and 
hardware from HP and DSL connectivity from a local 
telco.

The setup looks something like this :
DSL modem connected to a multi homed Windows 2000 
Server. The W2K box is then sharing the ADSL 
connection via Internet Connection Sharing to the LAN 
made up of 10-25 PC running W98,WME and W2K Pro.

I need somekind of proxy/NAT/firewalling  and URL 
filtering capabilities on the W2K. They have to be 
free. We are sourcing for some netscreen stuff but do 
not know when it will come in. 

I can't use IP filtering in W2k as it affects all 
adapters. The LAN PCs use the server as a DC for 
policies and authentication. 

Right now the W2K server is connected to the internet 
with no security whatsoever.

Thanks in advance.

Gill


Sarbjit Singh Gill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 

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