Due to some budget constraints I would like to share my NAS between the machines on the DMZ (a proxmox cluster) and my office lan. I currently have a RS819 with 2 ports (soon to be upgraded to the RS1820+ with 4 1Gb ports and 2 10G ports).
On the proxmox cluster the volumes are mounted using ISCSI. The Office is using actually the File application.
The network is like this:
I can see 4 possibilities to share the NAS:
Thoughts? What are the good patterns for it (beside having 2 distincts NAS
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On the proxmox cluster the volumes are mounted using ISCSI. The Office is using actually the File application.
The network is like this:
Code:
INTERNET
|
|
CORE ROUTER
| \ (Fiber)
| \
SWITCH OFFICE Gateway (Nat) --- LAN
|
|
PROXMOX CLUSTER
I can see 4 possibilities to share the NAS:
- 1 ports plugged to the DMZ, 1 another to the office network, then the connection is physically isolated. But i lost the possibility in the proxmox cluster to use the 2 ports in // using ISCSI Multipath
- 2 ports plugged to the DMZ. use a tunnel/vpn to connect to the proxmox cluster
- 2 ports plugged to the DMZ, and minimise routing to the IP when it comes from the office gateway (not sure how to do it though)
- Plug the nas to a switch, create 2 subnets in 2 vlans and connect the 2 ports to it, and then connect the DMZ and the the LAN each to one isolated port of the switch.
Thoughts? What are the good patterns for it (beside having 2 distincts NAS
