You can try something like this:
------ R O U T E R ------- F I R E W A L L ------ | ---- I N T E R N E T ------------
Your intranet Priv addr network |
such as 172.16.0.0 |
or 10.0.0.0 Proxy Server with registered address
and configure all your clients to use the proxy server. That way the clients will
be able to access all addresses, but are limited to the facilities available on
the proxy server. If you use the CERN HTTPD you will have access to gopher, ftp
and http together with https if you install the SSL patch.
Hope this helps ... could others please comment on this design ?
Regards,
Alex Chircop - Admin
alex .
j .
chircop @
magnet .
mt / postmaster @
magnet .
mt
Management Systems Unit Ltd.
Malta - Europe
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>From: Marc Rapoport <rapoport @
iway .
fr>
>Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 16:29:49 +0100
>Subject: Support of already used IP adresses
>Hi, our private Intranet adressing plan is using several class B that are
>already
>allocated on the Internet, as our Intranet was created long before we
>planned to interconnect
>with the Internet.
>We use a single firewall which masks our private adresses, but we are not
>able to reach
> the public portion of the Internet that uses the same IP adresses.
>The only solution i know to handle that problem is to use 2 firewalls
>serialized
>with a pseudo network between the Intranet and the Internet.
>Does anybody knows a product able to solve this problem with only one firewall ?
>Thanks in advance.
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fr öö
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