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Two External Networks? - 8.Oct.2007 6:17:47 PM

sbeasl00

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Ok guru's, please don't beat me up on this one. Hopefully this is a simple yes, but I doubt it. Here it is - I have a perfect working ISA 2006 server and have published all the exchange rules to host email, activesync, anywhere, etc.... Now, to publish a www websites, it appears to very complicated on the same external network. Instead, tell me if this would work. Place a cheapo switch in front of ISA (ISP equipment acts as bridge and will pass to appropriate port), install new NIC and call "External2", listen for http traffic on new NIC and publish rule to point to www server through existing internal network. I have two public IP's. If this scenario will not work, I have a layer 2, layer 3, or a Cisco PIX, that could be used instead. Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated

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RE: Two External Networks? - 9.Oct.2007 6:55:48 AM

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Why do you need two external interfaces?

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