OK - here is something I could use some help with. Local non-for-profit has 2 divisions - and also 2 ISP's
Their AT&T connection is 2 bonded T1-s providing 3mbps How the system is currently setup is they are using 1 ip for one division going into an ISA server (microsoft) and another going into a linksys router using another public IP so - ATT Router |----------------------switch ----------------------- | | ISA w/ public IP Linksys with Public IP nicknamed RBC nicknamed RMM | | network breaks out network breaks out into 192.168.20.1/24 with one exchange system running behind into two subnets | | students faculty What I would like to do is to add their new ISP to the mix as well as do some squid caching Any Ideas on the best setup here? One last thing - due to the T310 server from Dell - we have to use the latest 2.0 Beta - since the 1.2.3 does not recognize the SATA Dell Raid card :-( Also - the Dell server only has 2 Ethernet ports - so we will be forced to use VLANS. Client has purchased a TRENDNET switch 10/100/1000 with VLAN support to complete this task Thanks in advance - Really hoping to help them w/ a simple but effective solution - they are required to keep the ISA system in place @ present since it has active directory support and they do not have staff to make an upgrade easy on them. So here are my thoughts ATT Router (Vlan2)------------switch ------------New ISP(Vlan3) | |--pfsense port # 1 VLAN 2 and 3 for incoming | | |{pfsense system here will run dhcp, firewall as well as squid caching and parental control) | -----------pfsense port #2 ---------------- | | VLAN4 VLAN 5 192.168.1.1/24 192.168.20.1/24 (issues DHCP to 192.168.20.51 through 250 /24 RBC Network RMM Network | | ------------| |----------------------------------goes to RMM Switched network | | | 192.168.20.50 (exchange server) | ISA Server 192.168.1.2/24 | | | ------------------------------------- | | faculty network student network Where I am stuck is how to do the VLAN settings - or how best to setup pfsense here... Many thanks for your assistance ahead of time
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