Date: Sun, 22 Aug 1999 14:07:40 +0200 From: "Erich A Voigt" <erich@voigt.org.za> To: <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: Newbie Q: What Components are required for a solid ISP?? Message-ID: <LOBBIDDPKHFDGGKJEOANIEJJCKAA.erich@voigt.org.za>
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Hi everyone,
I have inherited a ISP running on 4 boxes all with FreeBSD and a NT Box with
some Java Web Server.
As I have two links into the internet to two sources to the outside world -
they are only linked by 64k link. See Sketch
Outside <-|-> My Site
|
50% of SA Users BSD NS BSD NS1
| \ /
| 196.15.1xx.x \ /
Non SA Internet------Mb/s-----UUNET in SA-------BSD
Router---+----------+--NT Webserver
\ | / |
\ |64k link 10.x.x.x / |
\ | / |
\--Mb/s-----SAIX--------------BSD ROUTER/
Subscribers to
| 196.31.1xx.x
Internet
|
50% of SA Users
There is also Cache S/W, the Primary and Secondary Nameservers (namedb) the
2 gateways (natd) and firewalls somewhere on these boxes.
What should / could / must this configuration look like ?? I would like to
have another Webserver in a DMZ for EDI
Any of you with successful sites - Your configuration and s/w used would be
appreciated!!
Regards
Erich
Name: Erich A Voigt, Creator Solutions
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