Re: Quick! Advice on web filtering!!
So if my company network was in, say, 10.17.17.1/254 and I wanted to place my public terminals on 192.168.1.0/24, then I do that and I can of course block web access to company via the firewall and...
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An example similar to yours - I've got several networks/ranges set up on my firewall. Say, 192.168.0.### and 192.168.100.### and smaller ranges within those. All of our traffic flows through the same...
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Ah, okay... So I just need to configure the computers I want as public terminals, (since there will be very few, those can be manual), and place them on a different subnet. Then, after configuring them...
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No sweat. You're not being stubborn. I think you've got it now. Again, a solid firewall setup is your best defense and can be used to keep your two network ranges separate from each other.Let me know...
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Also, another good idea for people managing networks our size is the question of DNS. While we run our own internal DNS, we just forward outside requests to our ISP.However, I discovered OpenDNS which...
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Okay, just to ensure clarification, i am attaching a network diagram of what I believe you are telling me to do. I use the firewall to restrict websites for one subnet that I wouldn't for another. I...
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You could also use Group Policy and set the "break room" computers in a different OU with different privileges.
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I could if I wasn't going to use linux :-PMy biggest issue is viruses... I know I can lock down users but you guys are telling me that for sure viruses can not get to the other subnet even while going...
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Aahaa! I believe (someone correct me if I'm wrong) that if you have more than one subnet they can't cross over.
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Hi all, I need to think about this a bit and look at your design. Can you email the diagram to me? I got an error trying to open it from your link.Thanks, Brent (Brent@Liberts.com)
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SW Team! I go the error too!I will send it to you...
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Myshell (Spiceworks) wrote: > Me too! Let me see what we can do about that...There should seriously be some kind of reward or pay raise for you! I haven't seen you miss a beat when it comes to these...
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You can try to post the attachment again, one of the developers deleted it, apparently there was nothing in the file? We're not sure exactly what happened so lets see if it works this time.Thanks!
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Attachment for: http:/ Opens a new window/community.spiceworks.com/topic/11880#entry-36719I opened it fine on my computer, (tried again). Let's see...
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Yes, nice job Myshell.Our network setup here isn't too much different than what you have. Watchguard has a great product and the strength of your policies there will determine, to a large extent, how...
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Okay... so let's say I pull the "public workstations" from the switch you see there and place them on there own switch. I then connect that switch either into the Untangle server, (I hear their new...
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Hi, Sure. Send me another diagram and I'll take a look at it. Regards, Brent
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sounds like something I was looking at for a while, but I found another way.I have two separate but co-located buildings connected by my own fiber. I set up a VLAN on my core switches so that I could...
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