RE: One computer two different networks

["Jamie Wareham" <jwareham () smttest com>]

   I have set up a dual network situation similar to what you need.
This is how I accomplished the task.  Set up separate networks (diff. IP
ranges, server, switches, etc.).  Then, you would run cabling from each
network to a dual port outlet installed near each workstation and should
be easily accessible for the user. Now, the user simply "unplugs" and
"plugs" into the target server's wall outlet and runs a batch file
(which the admin puts in their desktops) that runs a brief DHCP
release/renew process and maps needed drives "on the fly". 

 When they are done, just "plug" back into the other outlet and run the
batch file again.  Works like a charm.

J~

-----Original Message-----
From: listbounce () securityfocus com [mailto:listbounce () securityfocus com]
On Behalf Of Santiago Barahona
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 10:04 AM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: One computer two different networks

Hi all,

(First of all I want to apologise if I am misplacing this question, if
so I'd appreciate if anyone could point me to the right direction)

So here is the situation:

We have about 250 computers that are isolated in a high-security
network, we want to give internet access to those computer users without
compromising the secured network...of course our first thought is to buy
250 computers so the users can switch between computers (one for the
secure network, one for internet)... but that might not be most
practical solution...

So, I've been looking around and I've found a product called DATAGATE,
from Tenix which works as a "Data Diode"... looks interesting... but I'd
like to have a second opinion...

Does anyone know about other products or techniques on how to accomplish
this??

thanks!


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