Re: network setup suggestions needed

On 9/19/05, Joel Muyrong <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> hi jan,
>
> i have the same set-up na plano mo, you must use private ip (recommended)
> and do port forwarding via firewall-port forwarding menu sa web management
> ng ipcop. below is my config for ipcop:
>
> red: public
> dmz: private
> green: private
>
> it's now working for 5 months without problem.
>
> On 9/16/05, jan gestre <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > hi guys,
> >
> > i'm planning to change our company's present network setup similar to
> > the image attached herewith, and based on the image, i have three zones, red
> > for the untrusted internet, orange for my servers and green for my
> > lan/workstations. i'm planning to install ipcop in our
> > firewall/gateway/nat/dhcp server, all workstations are running windoze, the
> > servers are combinations of debian and win2k.
> > our present network setup is that all of the servers have a public
> > assigned static ip directly connnected to the red zone internet via our dsl
> > modem and the workstations are using private addresses.
> > what i would like to happen is that the firewall gateway is the only one
> > using a public ip, the rest, i.e. orange zone(servers) have a private
> > static ip and the green zone(lan) will be using a private dhcp assigned ip.
> > would that be possible? i mean, can the orange zone( publicly accessible
> > servers) have private ip's? need your opinion guys.
> >
> > TIA
> >
> >
> > Dear Joel,



This is with regards to my IPCop setup, my lan on green is already working,
have dhcp, proxy installed, my problem is now in the ORANGE Zone, how and
what settings will i change so that i can transfer my publicly accessible
servers to that zone. can you lend me your setttings?
TIA

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