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Subject: [suse-security] Rules for IPchains between M$-Networks
From: Thomas Zinner (TZinner
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Hi
I have to install a Firewall between two private Networks.
The "big" net is a Win NT4.0-Domain ( Netbios over TCP/IP)for the
administration of a company, with a gateway to an Internet provider.
The "little" one is a own Win NT4.0-Domain, running a medicine net (Netbios
over TCP-IP).
Today these nets are physikaly separated.
We want to connect both nets via a firewall. There should be a possibility
for the users of the med-net, to use the internet-gateway (only http and
ftp) with a proxy. (Thatīs not the problem!)
On the other side, there is a MS-Exchange-Server in the "big" net , on which
the Members of the medicine-net should paticipate (MS-Mail!). We donīt want
to buy another exchange server.
There should be no possibility connections from the outer net to the
med-net. The domains will remain separated.
I want to realize it with ipchains.
But: What are the port-numbers which MS-Mail is using? Is MS-Mail only using
net-bios?
(Another idea is to install a sendmail-server and to change the mails with
the exchange server with internet-mail protocoll, but this is not the plan
of the bosses... :-( )
Who realized such a firewall? Who can give me some hints?
Thanks a lot for your help
Thomas Zinner
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