I'm looking to deploy ASL in a commercial environment. I have a Class C network at my disposal and I was wondering if (and how) to do the following with it.
1) Put all of my machines on a private 192.168.X.X network, then NAT all of the machines behind the firewall, utilizing various Packet filtering rules to limit/grant access as needed. I would end up putting out web/file/dns/JSP/news/mail server (it is one box) behind the firewall as well. This box needs to be available to certain people (customers, random visitors, etc) for purposes of DNS , web, ftp, news & mail. For other people (those accessing via VPN) full access needs to be given. I've tried doing the above (by putting a laptop on the private internal network) and failed. I think I need to setup proxy arp on the ASL box, but I'm not sure. Can anyone confirm/deny that? Or can't I do this?
2) VPN for Windows 9X/NT/2000 clients? Is there a setup doc anywhere?
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