ProxMox-VE server with Internal and Public facing servers

Petrus4

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Hi I am trying to configure a few public facing servers and a few private servers on the same proxmox-ve box.


  • I have two nics on the proxmox-ve box
  • I am running a cisco pix with DMZ

How can I best configure the proxmox-ve box to securely run my internal and public facing VM's?
 
I guess you split the two network on the cisco PIX firewall. IMHO it makes no sense to join them again, at least this is not very secure. Instead use 2 different servers.
 
I guess you split the two network on the cisco PIX firewall. IMHO it makes no sense to join them again, at least this is not very secure. Instead use 2 different servers.

hmm.. do you mean use two separate proxmox-ve servers one for public facing VMs in the DMZ and one for private VMs on the internal network and have them totally separate?
 
hmm.. do you mean use two separate proxmox-ve servers one for public facing VMs in the DMZ and one for private VMs on the internal network and have them totally separate?

yes, that is a secure solution.

Else, you can configure:

vmbr0 => eth0 (internal)

vmbr1 => eth1 (DMZ)

but then you have to make sure that there is no route between vmbr0 and vmbr1 (but your proxmox-ve can see packtes from both networks). IMHO this is error prone and thus not secure.
 

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