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mix

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Since: Jul 31, 2009
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:02 am
Post subject: Help with a network management in a company
Archived from groups: comp>os>linux>setup (more info?)

Hi everybody, first of all i'm not a sys admin, but i'll have to setup
all the network management in my company (i use linux/gentoo for 5-6
years).
This is the schema i've in mind of it will be:
[URL=http://img44.imageshack.us/i/networky.png/][IMG]http://
img44.imageshack.us/img44/2648/networky.th.png[/IMG][/URL]
As you can see there is a first server connected directly to the
internet, which will filter, and manage authentications of the users.
Then it's connected to the router to share the connection to others.
I've some questions for you Wink
1) i've to filter bad stuff which users would try to access, like
movies, mp3s, warez, and stuff like that. what do you suggest to use?
iproute2 would be good? do you have any good guide to setup something
similar?
2) i've also to filter bad sites (porno, movies streaming, etc), for
this i could use dansguardian. what do you say? is it good or is there
something better?
3) the user of a workstation use whatever want as os (mostly linux,
but there will be some win/mac guests). how can i setup that they can
use their pc without problems (develop, or just work), but to connect
to the internet they have to login to the server which will gain them
the access? to the local pc they login locally, they don't need to
connect remotely, but just when they want to connect on internet, or
to the shared folders
4) i've to log everything the users do on the internet, which site
they visit, who, and when.. how can i do this?
5) the other server (the on connected to the router) will have shared
folders where everyone in the network can access (only in the lan, not
external people). as there will be guests with windows and mac and
they should do too much configuration to connect (obviously they need
to authenticate to the system) i think i can use ldap, but something
else.. samba?
the authentication data (user/pwd) to connect to the internet and to
the shared folders would be better to be the same
6) what if we want to setup an internal voip system? which would work
like an software operator, they can call from an external number, and
choose an internal number to redirect the call to the right user. what
should we use? asterisk?
7) what if all should be available also externally using a vpn? what
should we use to create that? hamachi or is there something else?
Cool which software would do you suggest would be required and useful to
have on servers and workstations? (as it's the first time i don't know
exactly what both of the servers would need... just that the one
connected to the internet will need 2 ethernet ports Wink but i don't
know then how to move from there, like sharing the connection, but
logging/filter)
9) i cannot rely completely from the workstation machines, as they're
full managed by the users (=root access)

i hope it's everything, but i'm sure i've missed something Smile
It's welcome any extra advice, name of software, or even direct urls
to guides (i'm already using google, but without the experience to
know what's needed it's hard to find something Smile ) (eventually also
something about security Wink )
Thank you
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Since: Mar 02, 2009
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:20 pm
Post subject: Re: Help with a network management in a company [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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mix <fausto.galli.TakeThisOut@email.it> wrote:
> Hi everybody, first of all i'm not a sys admin, but i'll have to setup
> all the network management in my company (i use linux/gentoo for 5-6
> years).
> This is the schema i've in mind of it will be:
> [URL=http://img44.imageshack.us/i/networky.png/][IMG]http://
> img44.imageshack.us/img44/2648/networky.th.png[/IMG][/URL]
> As you can see there is a first server connected directly to the
> internet, which will filter, and manage authentications of the users.
> Then it's connected to the router to share the connection to others.
> I've some questions for you Wink
> 1) i've to filter bad stuff which users would try to access, like
> movies, mp3s, warez, and stuff like that. what do you suggest to use?
> iproute2 would be good? do you have any good guide to setup something
> similar?
> 2) i've also to filter bad sites (porno, movies streaming, etc), for
> this i could use dansguardian. what do you say? is it good or is there
> something better?
> 3) the user of a workstation use whatever want as os (mostly linux,
> but there will be some win/mac guests). how can i setup that they can
> use their pc without problems (develop, or just work), but to connect
> to the internet they have to login to the server which will gain them
> the access? to the local pc they login locally, they don't need to
> connect remotely, but just when they want to connect on internet, or
> to the shared folders
> 4) i've to log everything the users do on the internet, which site
> they visit, who, and when.. how can i do this?
> 5) the other server (the on connected to the router) will have shared
> folders where everyone in the network can access (only in the lan, not
> external people). as there will be guests with windows and mac and
> they should do too much configuration to connect (obviously they need
> to authenticate to the system) i think i can use ldap, but something
> else.. samba?
> the authentication data (user/pwd) to connect to the internet and to
> the shared folders would be better to be the same
> 6) what if we want to setup an internal voip system? which would work
> like an software operator, they can call from an external number, and
> choose an internal number to redirect the call to the right user. what
> should we use? asterisk?
> 7) what if all should be available also externally using a vpn? what
> should we use to create that? hamachi or is there something else?
> Cool which software would do you suggest would be required and useful to
> have on servers and workstations? (as it's the first time i don't know
> exactly what both of the servers would need... just that the one
> connected to the internet will need 2 ethernet ports Wink but i don't
> know then how to move from there, like sharing the connection, but
> logging/filter)
> 9) i cannot rely completely from the workstation machines, as they're
> full managed by the users (=root access)
>
> i hope it's everything, but i'm sure i've missed something Smile
> It's welcome any extra advice, name of software, or even direct urls
> to guides (i'm already using google, but without the experience to
> know what's needed it's hard to find something Smile ) (eventually also
> something about security Wink )
> Thank you

Apparently no one has time to give you a course in network
adiministration, which doesn't surprise me and shouldn't surprise
you.

You are over your head. Hire a pro or find something else to do.

Sid
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