Networking Issues

we are developing new office, and now we are at stage to build office
network, please kindly any help on the following issue to understand.

- Components of a corporate network (Hardware Firewall, Cisco Pix501,
Intrusion Detection System, etc.),
- Design Issues in a corporate network,
- Security Issues and Considerations in network design,
- Role of Active Directory in network resource management,
- Multi network integration Issues, Issues in installing 2 or 3 NIC in
a single computer for network routing?? etc.

Ali

salman wrote:
> we are developing new office, and now we are at stage to build office
> network, please kindly any help on the following issue to understand.
>
> - Components of a corporate network (Hardware Firewall, Cisco Pix501,
> Intrusion Detection System, etc.),
> - Design Issues in a corporate network,
> - Security Issues and Considerations in network design,
> - Role of Active Directory in network resource management,
> - Multi network integration Issues, Issues in installing 2 or 3 NIC in
> a single computer for network routing?? etc.
>
No problems , we can do that for you.
Our standard rate is £800 per day for consultancy

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Alex

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"salman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> we are developing new office, and now we are at stage to build office
> network, please kindly any help on the following issue to understand.
>

Then why are you asking on home networks...

> - Components of a corporate network (Hardware Firewall, Cisco Pix501,
> Intrusion Detection System, etc.),
> - Design Issues in a corporate network,
> - Security Issues and Considerations in network design,
> - Role of Active Directory in network resource management, >>>>>
www.microsoft.com
> - Multi network integration Issues, Issues in installing 2 or 3 NIC in
> a single computer for network routing?? etc.
>

I just love the etc....

> Ali
>

In article <(E-Mail Removed) .com>
salman <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> we are developing new office, and now we are at stage to build office
> network, please kindly any help on the following issue to understand.

This group is for home networking, not corprate.
>
> - Components of a corporate network (Hardware Firewall, Cisco Pix501,
> Intrusion Detection System, etc.),
> - Design Issues in a corporate network,
> - Security Issues and Considerations in network design,
> - Role of Active Directory in network resource management,
> - Multi network integration Issues, Issues in installing 2 or 3 NIC in
> a single computer for network routing?? etc.
>
This sounds like an assignment question. Do your own research.

In message <(E-Mail Removed)>, Dr Zoidberg
<alexNOOOOOO!!!!!!!@drzoidberg.co.uk> writes
>salman wrote:
>> we are developing new office, and now we are at stage to build office
>> network, please kindly any help on the following issue to understand.
>>
>> - Components of a corporate network (Hardware Firewall, Cisco Pix501,
>> Intrusion Detection System, etc.),
>> - Design Issues in a corporate network,
>> - Security Issues and Considerations in network design,
>> - Role of Active Directory in network resource management,
>> - Multi network integration Issues, Issues in installing 2 or 3 NIC in
>> a single computer for network routing?? etc.
>>
>No problems , we can do that for you.
>Our standard rate is £800 per day for consultancy
>
I should put my prices up in the new year.
--
Clint Sharp

please kindly guide me and suggest any site article, to find material
these things,
thanks.

salman

"salman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:1166252127.968151.272670
@l12g2000cwl.googlegroups.com:

> we are developing new office, and now we are at stage to build office
> network, please kindly any help on the following issue to understand.
>
> - Components of a corporate network (Hardware Firewall, Cisco Pix501,
> Intrusion Detection System, etc.),
> - Design Issues in a corporate network,
> - Security Issues and Considerations in network design,
> - Role of Active Directory in network resource management,
> - Multi network integration Issues, Issues in installing 2 or 3 NIC in
> a single computer for network routing?? etc.
>
> Ali
>


I run my own corporate network, aswell as develop solutions for
networking, however its agreed that this is a HOME networking usenet
group.


AD is for typically corporate networks. A hardware firewall looks for
signatures or particular types of packets e.g. ICMP, PING, TCP (what
port?) UDP, IPSEC, PPTP etc.

IDS is up to you, how secure you want it to be is up to your knowledge,
Judging by the fact you cant do your own research suggests to me you
dont know what your doing from the offset!


2 or 3 NICs would be used if for example u want a computer to be on two
networks and to act as a proxy or a gateway, therefore other computers
would not have direct access to another network.



> - Design Issues in a corporate network,
> - Security Issues and Considerations in network design,

Same sort of questions, obviously if you dont design it correct its not
going to be secure! You need to plan what people need! Do they need
internet, do they need that particular type of connection? do they need
to be monitored, how would you solve that?

It really isnt hard! DO YOUR RESEARCH!



It all comes down to how good you plan and how thick you are!

If you wish to gain any commercial advice dont hesitate to use either
Signature Networks or TGTBT Media Web Hosting & Design Services. As we
will then be able to advise you further, however please be aware it is
NOT free, however cheaper than most!


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Kind Regards,

Alex Davies

IT & Networking Solutions Developer for Signature Networks

www.signature-networks.co.uk

&

TGTBT Media Web Design & Hosting Services Administrator

www.tgtbt-online.com

I was just thinking how wonderful life was, when "salman"
<(E-Mail Removed)> opened his gob and said:

>please kindly guide me and suggest any site article, to find material
>these things,
>thanks.
>
>salman

http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/

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Cheers,

Guy

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** resist the temptation to beat the living daylights
** out of someone who richly deserves it.