Hey guys,
I have a question that maybe you guys can help with. Now bow to my awesome paint skills:
All computers are on the LAN and have access to the shares in the media server via the local workgroup.
All IP's are statically asigned, 192.168.1.xxx and so on. Now, here is the question, my media server has dual nic's. One of them is a Gigabit (currently using) and one a standard 10/100 (unused).
Is there a way that I can use both nics on the media server to separate my LAN from the internet and not have to use 2 nics on every pc? (as in using the 10/100 nic for internet and the gigabit nic for LAN only on media server?) Is there a benefit?
Already have strong passwords/user accounts for the shares, software firewals, the NAT and AV. Im just thinking of doing this for extra security, so that LAN and internet are separate on this box with shares if possible.
thanks
I have a question that maybe you guys can help with. Now bow to my awesome paint skills:
All computers are on the LAN and have access to the shares in the media server via the local workgroup.
All IP's are statically asigned, 192.168.1.xxx and so on. Now, here is the question, my media server has dual nic's. One of them is a Gigabit (currently using) and one a standard 10/100 (unused).
Is there a way that I can use both nics on the media server to separate my LAN from the internet and not have to use 2 nics on every pc? (as in using the 10/100 nic for internet and the gigabit nic for LAN only on media server?) Is there a benefit?
Already have strong passwords/user accounts for the shares, software firewals, the NAT and AV. Im just thinking of doing this for extra security, so that LAN and internet are separate on this box with shares if possible.
thanks