kevin_lane Posted December 2, 2015 Posted December 2, 2015 just out of curiosity how many schools use the ISP for their main gateway(router). or do you have your own router which acts as a gateway for the school? and then to pass that traffic onto the ISP router / firewall. internal lan > |ISP router / Firewall> | internet or Internal Lan > | internal router > | ISP router / Firewall > | internet
Steve21 Posted December 2, 2015 Posted December 2, 2015 Int Lan -> Int Router -> Int Firewall -> Ext Router -> Net Obviously depends on the size of school though, most primaries/smaller juniors will just use the ISP as everything internal routing, firewall etc Steve
john Posted December 2, 2015 Posted December 2, 2015 RBC > RBC Router > Our Switch with RBC VLAN > Smoothwall Boxes > Computers Thats how I had it and it worked well and I could, to test if something was Smoothie related stick my laptop into a port on that switch in the VLAN and give it a public IP and get out without any Smoothie to double check / test for any issue / fault before raising appropriate call.
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