RE: Win2k - Multiple internet sources info

From: Geurts, James (JRGEURTS@software.rockwell.com)
Date: 11/01/01 

Message-ID: <D8AC4D56EFF5D111A1060000BC0E032F05FDF1FD@rsi-mercury.mke.software.rockwell.com>
From: "Geurts, James" <JRGEURTS@software.rockwell.com>
To: "'Jason Waldhelm'" <jason@alamopc.net>, security-basics@security-focus.com
Subject: RE: Win2k - Multiple internet sources info
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2001 11:53:54 -0500

is there any documentation on routing statements? Are you just saying use the "route" command to add different routes? I did some searching and saw that microsoft offers a tool (QoS), but I was wondering what kind of software solutions could allow me to do that...

thanks

Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Waldhelm [mailto:jason@alamopc.net]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 1:07 PM
To: 'Geurts, James'; security-basics@security-focus.com
Subject: RE: Win2k - Multiple internet sources info

i think that you will have problems splitting up ports like you want to... i
could see it causing problems especially if software initiates or accepts
connections on multiple ports that traverse your 1024 port boundary.

the direction of specific ports and/or ip addresses is much simpler (and in
my opinion, makes more sense). you would simply use routing statements to
designate the proper interface to exit or return on.

-----Original Message-----
From: Geurts, James [mailto:JRGEURTS@software.rockwell.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:30 AM
To: security-basics@security-focus.com
Subject: FW: Win2k - Multiple internet sources info

Hi all....

I am looking at adding another source to the internet to my small home
network. The OS is Win2k Server (latest patches, etc) Both sources will
have separate NICs & ip addresses. I would like to direct all traffic below
port 1024 to one source and all other traffic to the other source. Also, I
would like to direct specific ports and/or specific destination ip addresses
to one of the specific internet sources coming into the computer. I would
like to hear what options I have available to do this and if anyone has done
this, any problems, recommendations, or things I should know before doing
this.

thanks

Jim

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