ADSL + Firwall for Small Business

From: Zordon (sss_at_aaa.com)
Date: 11/26/04 

Date: Fri, 26 Nov 2004 20:14:41 GMT

A small business I am dealing with have the following setup.

Windows 2000 Domain Controller, also running SQL server for a customer
database.
This server has a PCI ADSL adapter on the server with ICS enabled, and a NIC
wired to a 4 port switch, on another port is a wireless access point. 10
other computers have wireless cards no wired network is in use. Also no
encryption is used for the wireless setup. Wireless network runs at 22mbps.

The company is looking for something that would allow for the following.

Each PC will access POP3 and SMTP server from the ISP, and web.
Possible VPN solution for remote management of server.
Good degree of firewall protection.

It would also be handy if the company could still use the original wireless
access point as this supports 22mps

Thanks.

 

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