Networking need

[frailer]

PM Mr. Burns?   :undecided:

[DigiCorn]

PM Mr. Burns?   :undecided:

That's what I named my BDR!

[David]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

[Joe]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

I know I can do it if I buy a $4,000 Cisco PIX. The company is balking at that idea though. Go figure...  :laugh:

[Duffy]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

I know I can do it if I buy a $4,000 Cisco PIX. The company is balking at that idea though. Go figure...  :laugh:

What about adding a cheap seperate router and plugging it into another port on your existing solution?

[Joe]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

I know I can do it if I buy a $4,000 Cisco PIX. The company is balking at that idea though. Go figure...  :laugh:

What about adding a cheap seperate router and plugging it into another port on your existing solution?

I get the same result I've got now. That computer can still see others on the network.

[Duffy]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

I know I can do it if I buy a $4,000 Cisco PIX. The company is balking at that idea though. Go figure...  :laugh:

What about adding a cheap seperate router and plugging it into another port on your existing solution?

I get the same result I've got now. That computer can still see others on the network.

What about taking an old server, do not add it to the PDC and only add that box as a member of a new domain.

[Joe]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

I know I can do it if I buy a $4,000 Cisco PIX. The company is balking at that idea though. Go figure...  :laugh:

What about adding a cheap seperate router and plugging it into another port on your existing solution?

I get the same result I've got now. That computer can still see others on the network.

What about taking an old server, do not add it to the PDC and only add that box as a member of a new domain.

How would they have access to the internet?

[Duffy]

the only thing I can find is to do Mac address filtering, which I don't think will help you in this situation.

still looking tho.

I know I can do it if I buy a $4,000 Cisco PIX. The company is balking at that idea though. Go figure...  :laugh:

What about adding a cheap seperate router and plugging it into another port on your existing solution?

I get the same result I've got now. That computer can still see others on the network.

What about taking an old server, do not add it to the PDC and only add that box as a member of a new domain.

How would they have access to the internet?

Use Windows Server to route the traffic only to that system, if you do not use a PDC now then you would just set up the sever as a PDC, add only the box you want to be a memeber and use the same gateway info to the router to "zone" the postal box off.