Re: Security question

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On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 14:55, Sasa Stupar wrote:
> What is the potential security problem if you have network as follows:
> 
> SOLUTION 1
> 
> INET-CABLE MODEM-----------------|
> ROUTER-eth0-public IP address----|
> ROUTER-eth1-private IP address---|------->SWITCH
> ROUTER-eth2-private IP address---|
> Internal server for mail,web-----|
> all LAN users with private IP----|
> 
> 
> SOLUTION 2
> 
> INET-CABLE MODEM-->eth0-ROUTER|--eth1|
> 			       --eth2|-->SWITCH
> 		 server and LAN users|
> 
> I am thinking of the solution 1 because cable modem is a little bit to 
> far away from the router and I don't want to use to much of the cables. 
> I have setup router with MAC address filtering and also put firewall on 
> all internal computers.
> 
> What is possible security problem comparing the 2 solutions above?
> 
Depends what firewall/packet filtering capabilities eth0-ROUTER has ...

> Regards,
> Sasa
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