Internet Force 1995–1996

Systems Overview · 1995

Office LAN (intf-office)

The Milan office had its own network behind the firewall's office interface, separate from the backbone and the server segments.

Internet Force Office LAN 1995
Complete image images/internetforce_office_lan.png (Office LAN 1995).

Network identity

Network
intf-office · 206.20.95.128/25
Gateway
206.20.95.129 (firewall office interface le0)
Hub
3Com LinkBuilder FMS II · 206.20.95.254
Role
Office segment behind the firewall: Macs and Unix/Linux.

Attached systems

Host Address Notes
firewall 206.20.95.129 gateway for the segment
dvlp 206.20.95.130 development/build host
anna 206.20.95.131 administration / customer care
franz 206.20.95.132 office workstation (commercial management)
maxi 206.20.95.133 office workstation (sales)
html 206.20.95.134 web-content workstation
laura 206.20.95.135 redazione / DTP
alice 206.20.95.136 redazione / DTP
salvatore 206.20.95.137 art direction / graphics
maus 206.20.95.138 hardware support
pascal 206.20.95.139 IT management
marco 206.20.95.140 administrator workstation
PcDemo 206.20.95.141 demo PC
oracolo 206.20.95.142 later database/web host

Context

The office (intf-office, 206.20.95.128/25) was a mixed Macintosh and Unix/Linux working environment behind the firewall’s office interface: editorial and DTP on Macs, the sales area, web authoring and technical administration on Linux. The office network was the protected perimeter from which the firewall GUI and the servers were administered (FireWall-1 rules 10, 11 and 14).

The office’s technical workstation is described on the marco page (Linux, 206.20.95.140).

The image above is documentary: the individual workstations and people are not interactive and have no dedicated pages.

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