still on intranet

iyabeji · 04-16-2009, 04:25 AM

please kindly describe how to differentiate intranet Ip addressing from internet addressing in an organisation which only has an internet network but want to develop an intranet
currently its available resource is a router connected to a modem/gateway (acting as a proxy server)and a yet to be deployed windows 2003 server with many disks, how can they be raided so each can be for a different purpose,e.g DNS server, DHCP server, intranet site server and e-mail server.
what type of browser will be appropriate for an intranet and what type of firewall

thanks so much

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iyabeji Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 4 OS: Windows XP	still on intranet please kindly describe how to differentiate intranet Ip addressing from internet addressing in an organisation which only has an internet network but want to develop an intranet currently its available resource is a router connected to a modem/gateway (acting as a proxy server)and a yet to be deployed windows 2003 server with many disks, how can they be raided so each can be for a different purpose,e.g DNS server, DHCP server, intranet site server and e-mail server. what type of browser will be appropriate for an intranet and what type of firewall thanks so much