   Routed subnet? Anyone?
  One of my clients wants to run a VPN over his business DSL line.  However, for some messed up reason their ISP can't implement a simple solution and you need to run your connection in a routed subnet.This means you get 8 IP addresses, your router is put into a DMZ and you need an additional router/firewall in your own network(I shit you not, what's wrong with opening a port?).Now, this is fine, except, I don't really know what they're meaning with a routed subnet. I still get a line in to my win2k3 server, so I'll probably enable the simple firewall on the internet NIC. And then what?Can anyone link me to some information? I googled on routed subnet, but all I got was some info from a bunch of providers.Toolmaker   
  I think by routed subnet they are referring to a domain address that the outside user will connect to.  Routed in that once connected the outside user will be able to traverse the network.As to how to impliment that, I'm not overly sure... I think that on most routers there is a DMZ tab to allow configuration.Hope this helps somewhat.   ;  I think I'll contact the ISP before implementing everything, and discuss how I need to configure everything, because the company NEEDS internets...As for the DMZ thing: I already figured that part out, but I'm not really seeing how the 5 unused IP addresses are to be forwarded and handled. Toolmaker   