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Asked by blindsp0t in MS Forefront-ISA, Consumer Firewalls
I'm considering getting a CIDR block from my ISP as the 8 IPs I currently have are in use, and I need more. I am currently using ISA 2004 for routing internal networking and the other servers are direct to outside connected with ISP assigned addresses within my range. I'd like to use ISA to DMZ the webhosts and still allow local network access to the outside with the CIDR block and ISA.
Is ISA 2004 capable of this? If so, how would I accomplish this? I purchased ISA 2006 last year, but I quickly uninstalled it when I spent an entire weekend trying to figure out why nothing worked like I thought it would. If I need to I'll reinstall that, but I need some guidance as to what I should be looking for with configuration.
My network is reasonably small, and I'm not opposed to re-ip'ing the entire setup to make config easier. I'm just hoping to hear that someone has done it, and it works to save the extra $1000 I would need for CIDR router.
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