Gecko68
11-30-2000, 07:41 PM
They're asking me to set up a firewall here at work, and I want to make sure this is possible with the configuration that I have.
An ISP colocates the T1/router/portmaster/switch setup here, but They will give us a dedicated Ethernet port out of the back of the router for just our use, which will be configured to route the IP's from our network. Those IP's are actual live public IP's. What I'd like to do is have a firewall/router between the cisco router and our LAN of public IP's:
T1-->CiscoRouter-->Firewall-->HPSwitch-->LAN
I was originally planning on converting our LAN over to a private IP configuration, but have ruled that out, per The Boss. I did successfully set up a firewall on a 486 running RH6.1 with the 2.2.16 kernel using ipchains on the private subnet. Will that same general firewall config work with public IP's as well as private IP's?
Any suggestions/comments/helpful hints are more than welcome! http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif
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An ISP colocates the T1/router/portmaster/switch setup here, but They will give us a dedicated Ethernet port out of the back of the router for just our use, which will be configured to route the IP's from our network. Those IP's are actual live public IP's. What I'd like to do is have a firewall/router between the cisco router and our LAN of public IP's:
T1-->CiscoRouter-->Firewall-->HPSwitch-->LAN
I was originally planning on converting our LAN over to a private IP configuration, but have ruled that out, per The Boss. I did successfully set up a firewall on a 486 running RH6.1 with the 2.2.16 kernel using ipchains on the private subnet. Will that same general firewall config work with public IP's as well as private IP's?
Any suggestions/comments/helpful hints are more than welcome! http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif
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Windows 2000: You, too, can cause a Blue Screen Of Death by writing to a FLOPPY DISK!!!!!