In this scenario, Company A is running only IPX™ on the network. Company wants to use Novell BorderManager to allow only intranet users to access and browse the Internet. Company A has the following requirements:
Use only IPX and not require TCP/IP on workstations
Allow only internal users to access the Internet
Prevent Internet users from accessing or viewing the intranet
Use dial on-demand to an ISP for the Internet connection
The following Novell BorderManager components are used to implement this scenario, as shown in Figure 6-3:
Packet filtering
Proxy Services Transparent proxy application
Access control
Figure 6-3 Connecting an IPX-Only Site to the Internet
To implement Novell BorderManager to connect to the Internet, Company A must perform the following general sequence of steps:
Set up the Novell BorderManager server to use dial on-demand routing to the ISP.
Install Novell BorderManager and enable the default packet filters and access control during the installation.
For more information and for Novell BorderManager installation procedures, see Novell BorderManager 3.9 Installation Guide .
Using iManager, enable and configure the Transparent proxy application.
Using iManager, enable and configure access control rules for the intranet users.
For more information and configuration procedures, see Novell BorderManager 3.9 Administration Guide .