On Thu, 05 Apr 2007 13:21:14 +1200 Mike Pearce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, > > I am wanting to have 4 seperate networks that have access to > the same internet connection but are completely > private/seperate from each other. May also add a wireless > access point as well. > > Other things needed on each individual network: > 1. DHCP server > 2. VPN > 3. Port redirection from outside (For VPN, SSH etc). > 4. VoIP connections from one or two of the networks. > > I have a fixed IP ADSL (8128kbps Down/928kbps up) connection > using a DLINK DSL-502T > > I can build a suitable PC with up to 4 network cards plus > onboard network card. > > I have used IPCOP in the past to have one network that > doesn't access the internet, and one that does. > > Any suggestions for either a hardware solution, linux based > solution (ready done), or a distribution that can be > easily configured to do this (with a list of what to do). > > Thanks in advance, > > Mike > > > IPCop won't support that many subnets ( unless the latest versions have changed this ). You'll need to use something like pfsense which can, or, if the subnets need no visibility at all to each other, then simple subnetting should suffice. You'll need to use your subnet mask to create at least 6 separate subnets ( bottom and top ones are reserved for comms equipment ), then just plug them all into a switch. Steve
