On Tuesday 22 July 2003 12:30, Mark Neidorff wrote:
> What an enviable position to be in.... I'm about to switch ISPs and
> one of my choices is how many static IPs I want. So, of course, it
> depends on my network. OK, my network physically 1 linux box to
> which 7 other computers attach. I want the linux box to be the
> firewall and mail server for the network, so each of the 7 other
> computers can have an ip in the 192.168. range. I'd also like to be
> able to run a web server and a caching dns server. Of course, I get
> 1 static IP for free, and each additional one costs a bit per month.
> My question is how many IPs would I need to make this all work?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
One should do it.... for three NIC's
--------
|firewall|-->>-- 192.168.1.0 network -->>-- Internal
| / |
Internet -->>--| mail |-->>-- 192.168.2.0 network -->>-- DMZ
| |
--------
Your web/dns server(s) can be in the DMZ net and rest of your machines
in the Internal net which means the only static IP is for the Internet
connection.
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