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newbe · 30-01-2009, 09:40 PM

Just a quick question. Would it be better to have two different IP ranges when using an ISA box that is multi-homed? For example, would it be better to set the network up like... INTERNET - ROUTER(192.168.10.X) - (192.168.10.X)ISA...

Just a quick question.

Would it be better to have two different IP ranges when using an ISA box that is multi-homed?

For example, would it be better to set the network up like...

INTERNET - ROUTER(192.168.10.X) - (192.168.10.X)ISA (10.1.1.X)- (10.1.1.X)INTERNAL NETWORK

or would it be better to have everything on the same ip range? i.e... everything on the class a network?

I cant decide which way I want to do it. Breaking it into 2 ranges is safer and creates a DMZ... but.... we don't host any webservers so does it matter? I know I am thinking too much into this, just want some input.

Thanks in advance!

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Hardware & Networking Thread, Isa 2006 in Software & Hardware , Games; Just a quick question. Would it be better to have two different IP ranges when using an ISA box that ... Short Link: http://forum.egypt.com/enforum/showthread.php?t=23437