I just got a new position where my primary function is software development. As some side work they have me doing a little networking and a little administration.
The latter I have some experience with but networking is something I've never done outside of small business or home networks.
One of the tasks they have set forth for me is to find a way to allow 3 separate server blades (with access to the internet) to be able to connect to multiple systems on a LAN that cannot be able to connect to an outside network.
Basically the systems on the LAN will only see each other and the 3 servers, while the 3 servers should be able to connect to the internet for RDP purposes.
With my limited experience my initial thought was to see if there was a way to setup the server blades with access to 2 networks, 1 being the primary network with an internet conection, and the other being a network switch with each of the secondary devices attached to it.
Is that something that would be possible? Or is there perhaps another solution that will bring me to the same result?
As a note, the server blades are running Windows Server 2012 and each server has a different purpose but all 3 need access to the offline systems.