Re: xAP bridging / routing

["Martyn Wendon" <martynwendon@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Kevin,

Unfortunately the dmz side is all Linux, so I guess I'd have to whip
something up.

Thinking about it some more this morning though, the networks are separated
by a server running ISA (dual nics).  So would I be able to run both the
xServer and xServer client on the same machine but bound to separate NIC's?

Here's some ASCII representing the pertinent parts of my network - not sure
how well it will come out:

INTERNET


SWITCH-----------LINUX BOXES


(nic 0 - 172.18.9.x)
SERVER RUNNING ISA
(nic 1 - 192.168.1.x)


SWITCH-----------WINDOWS BOXES


Actually, I guess all I really need to do is figure out a way of forwarding
all broadcast traffic between the inner and outer networks using ISA?


Martyn

----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Hawkins" <yahoogroupskh@xxxxxxx>
To: <xap_automation@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 11:47 AM
Subject: Re: [xap_automation] xAP bridging / routing


>
> If I understand correctly you could just install the xServer in the
DMZ
> network and then route traffic to the non DMZ using an xServer client.
> However both the client and server are Windows based applications
(VB).
> - which way around are your networks ... and is a Windows app on both
> sides supportable  ? You may be able to write a client for Linux
fairly
> easily - a server would be more slightly more involved.  The client is
> essentially just a tunnel via TCP for the xAP UDP traffic with an
> initial key based authentication exchange - the detail of which I
think
> could be disclosed for a Linux client implementation.  It is likely
this
> will be updated to a challenge/response type system in the next
release
>
> xRouter/Server apps at http://www.mi4.biz
>
>  cheers  Kevin
>
> Martyn Wendon wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I need to bridge / route xAP traffic between 2 networks (an
internal and
>> dmz), one Windows based and one Linux based.
>>
>> Has anybody achieved anything like this before?
>>
>> Specifically, my PBX setup (Asterisk box, fxs & fxo gateways)
sits in
>> a dmz
>> on my network on it's own switch, and I've just started playing
with
>> the xAP
>> Asterisk connector which I'm sure will give me lots of
functionality if I
>> can get the xAP data across into the internal network!
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Martyn
>>
>>
>
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