My company merged with another. I have inherited 32 full and portable class-c networks. The company we merged with didn't use them much and I am, in fact replacing the services they were using so all will be available. I am familiar with a proxied firewall environment. I run a three-legged Gauntlet setup with everything being proxied for now. How can I best use these portable networks? Would I use them much in the same manner as a DMZ, meaning expose them directly to the Internet but firewall them to the inside? Can I split them up, i.e. given I will have one ISP but 4 locations were we attach can the ISP use these networks at separate sites? I actually never expected to ever have any real IP addresses to worry about but I hate to waste them. This might sound crass, it's not meant to. Is there a market for IP addresses? The 32 I have are contiguous. Thanks. - [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe firewalls" in the body of the message.]
