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In article <4dgk7n$qj6@aurora.romoidoy.com> hjl@zoom.com (H J Lu) writes:

   From: hjl@zoom.com (H J Lu)
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   Date: 16 Jan 1996 08:37:11 -0800
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   H J Lu wrote:
   > 
   > 
   > 1. From our class C network, all outgoing connections can be
   >    allowed/denied bases on the IP addresses/ports.
   > 2. From outside, all incoming connections should go through the
   >    firewall and we can control the access. If necessary, we can allow
   >    any incoming connections based on the IP addresses/ports.
   > 3. We plan to run a few Internet servers on the firewall machine which
   >    are accessible from the outside.
   > 4. To access our Class C network from the outside, we should be able to
   >    login on the firewall machine and go from there.
   > 

   >From what I found, I came up such a configuration:

   1. A 486 PC running Linux with an ethernet card.
   2. A Combinet EVERYWARE 1000 Card.
   3. IPfirewall software.

   I think that should be all I need. One thing I am not sure is how
   hard to set up the Combinet EVERYWARE 1000 Card to run PPP over it.
   BTW, We will have an ISDN Centrex with 2 B-channels. Is there
   anything I should know about my choices?

   Thanks.

   H.J.


I Just did this for our Elementary School. First off ... be VERY careful
with that Combinet card. Don't get it unless your ISP _guarantees_ it'll
work that way you want (which implies Combinet hardware at the ISP).

Take a look in http://whited.rvusd.k12.ca.us/technical for a view of
our installation.


  Mike Ferrara M/S 4USS
  HP Microwave Instruments Div R&D
  1400 Fountain Grove Pkwy
  Santa Rosa, CA 95403-1799
  (707) 577-4479
  mikef@sr.hp.com

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