Exactly what I was looking for.  Thank you.  I was at first thinking of a
Contivity 400, but then decided that it didn't have the firewall
capabilities I was looking for, PIX works for me.  Thank you again.

Joe

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I'd recommend a Cisco Pix 501.. I think it will do hisec, vpn, nat routing -
acl list, etc.

~Rick

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Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 9:07 PM
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Hello all,
I need to bring up a branch office and want a little advise about the
infrastructure I will be putting in place.  Below are my requirements, what
hardware am I looking at?  As far as I can tell, I will need a DSL Modem,
Router with Firewall - VPN Hardware Appliance and a domain controller,
possibly with a switch thrown in there.  See below.


1. Internet connectivity for the site is achieved via a DSL line or better
2. Machines inside the network should only be accessible from the outside
world via a VPN Connection
3. All Client machines and servers inside the network authenticate to the
onsite domain controller
4. Clients and servers inside the network are not dependant on any single
server for internet connectivity(Other then DHCP perhaps), they can be
dependant on the site router or access point for outside internet access



[Internet]
 |
[DSL Modem]
 |
[VPN Appliance]
 |
[Router]
 |
[Switch]-[Domain Controller]
 |    |
[PC][PC]




Joe Osborn
Systems Administrator - Codejock Software
Phone - 214.704.9466
SMS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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