Steve,
This is how our rack is set up, and that was done by the network
management guys that handle all of the New England Patriots stuff, so
if they're OK with it, I am too. We do the same - one NIC with a
public address going to one segment on a switch behind the firewall,
and the other NIC with internal address going through a separate
segment on the switch for an entirely private 'back end' network.
Hope that helps - or provides some company at least.
Jason
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On Jul 2, 2007, at 9:50 PM, Fogelson, Steve wrote:
I have a Windows enviorment and to keep things simple
1) one server is Windows 2003 Server Web Edition with 2 nics, one
in DMZ
with public address, one in private network with private address.
IIS and
Witango services
2) one server is Windows 2003 Server with 1 nic with a private
address. DB
services
The nics on the web server are each assigned a seperate gateway. I
have read
in numerous places that multiple gateways on a Windows server is a
no-no. It
seems to be working ok though.
In a Windows enviorment, how do you guys handle this?
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
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