Firewall setup help with DMZ
From: Aaron Humperdoomperdink (fasfjasiofasiofj_at_fasfsasfsf.com)
Date: 08/31/05
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Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 15:59:29 +0100
One of my remote offices would like to connect to a server in our office.
The server will run Windows 2003 terminal server. I would like to only
allow certain internal LAN workstation access to this server via terminal
server. The remote office will connect to the server with terminal
services. I would also like to keep the server safe from the outside world.
Could I give the server the same IP address as the internal workstations on
my LAN?
There is a rough diagram below showing the above config:
Internal Network LAN (192.168.7.x)
¦
Internal Firewall (192.168.7.22 internal - 192.168.7.23 external)
¦
Terminal Server (192.168.7.53)
¦
External ISA 2004 Firewall (192.168.7.55 internal - 64.57.76.119 external)
I guess I can't do this as the terminal server will need to be on a
different subnet. Could this be a NAT address to help keep it secure in the
DMZ? Are there any better ways to do this and what would be the best way to
configure this? Also, do i need a router beteen my internal firewall and
terminal server and also one between the terminal server and external
firewall?
Thanks you for any help.
Aaron Humperdoomperdink
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