Marc Peters wrote:
B4nsh33 schrieb:
Hi people, im having some problems implementing a firewall/router for
my company.
do you want to exchange the cisco routers with your firewall or am i
missing something? in your picture, the firewall can only route to the
internet and has nothing to do with the routing between the two offices,
I undestand your point. what i want is to have have only the default
gateway in every machine, 192.168.10.100 on local and 192.168.20.1 in
remote office. i dont want to have static routes on every machine on
local office (on remote office the static route is not necesary),
why should internal packages pass your firewall? if both ws are in the
same subnet they should not need a firewall or router to communicate
with each other.
Because is their default gateway, the firewall should know if the
package is to internet, send them through himself (nat) to internet, if
is headed to remote office, send it (redirect it) through R1 (without nat).
Do you get the idea?, im not sure if this is the best solution.
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