Isolated Network includes:

· 10/100 copper switched ethernet to each network device.

· Connectivity to other devices on the isolated network.

· Configuring the port to the required network.

· Local DNS and DHCP services within the isolated network.

Isolated Network connections are intended for those machines running any operating system, but do not need access to the Internet.

This level of support is for machines without ongoing management. No other central services will be accessible from this machine. The machine will be able to fully interact with other systems on the isolated network (i.e. NFS mounting, FTP transfers, Telnet and SSH logins, Windows file sharing), but will be unable to interact with any machine outside of the isolated network. These machines will not be accessible from outside the Broida network.

We intend to provide a “Drop Box” (firewall) server to interact between the isolated network and the rest of the Broida networks. This system will allow FTP or similar access from the isolated network and from the other networks in Broida. In this manner, large files, data sets, etc can be transferred from the machines on the isolated network to office computers and other servers. No computer system will be able to work with both sides of this firewall. You will need physical access to machines on both sides of the firewall to utilize it.