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webserver on my home network, security

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Post by shanenin » Sat May 14, 2005 1:13 am

I have an extra computer I would like to set up a web server. I am doing this purely as a learning experience. I currently have 4 computers on my home network, one windows and three linux. these computers are running without software firewalls, but the are all firewalled with my linksys wrt54g router, it uses stateful packet inspection. All of these computers are freely exposed to each other using insecure services like windows file sharing, and nfs(unix file sharing). I say insecure, because permissions are set so all computers on the local network have access to each other.

I would like to add a fith computer, which will contain my webserver, I am worried this will comprimise my home network. What, if any, would be the safest way to add this computer without causeing my home network insecurity.
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Post by echto » Sat May 14, 2005 5:40 am

Use a different network.

4 computer network

192.168.1.0

1 computer network

10.0.0.0

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Post by klavrynd » Sat May 14, 2005 10:24 am

echto wrote:Use a different network.

4 computer network

192.168.1.0

1 computer network

10.0.0.0

8)
might aswell use 192.168.2.x , netmask is /24 ...

maybe think about popping your webserver in the dmz (and be sure to firewall it, but maybe that goes without saying)
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