We might have a rather complicated network structure:
Router A to ISP A is configured to use NAT and has an internal address of 10.0.0.1; however the servers have public IP addresses of 212.x.x.x
Router B to ISP B does not have nat and has an internal address of 195.x.x.x
There are two offices, i.e. two companies sharing the above internet connections.
The routers are connected to a switch. The servers and clients (10.1.x.x) of Company/Network A are also connected to the same switch. And last but not least there is one cable uplinking to the switch of Company/Network B.
So Network B has one link/cable to "the outside world" through Network A. The switch of Network B connects servers with public IP-addresses as well as clients and printers with internal addresses (10.2.x.x)
How should we configure ASL and where should we physically place it best, to cover and protect this structure?
Regards
Kurt
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