Profile manager: Designing a environment

Hi guys
I have two servers behind a Firewall in a small company (3 employees). Now I was asked to "redesign" a new server structure with 2 virtual OS X 10.9.5 servers.
So I have the following idea:
Server 1 functionality: DNS, DHCP, Open Directory, Fileserver and TimeMachine (Nothing accessible from Internet)
Server 2 functionality: Calendar, Contacts, Mail, MySQL and Webserver (all accessible from Internet)
Now I have the following questions:
- Can i run the Profilemanager service on "Server 2" with using the OpenDirectory and DNS service from "Server 1"?
- If not: Is it possible to configre the Profilemanager service on "Server 2" and using a OpenDirecotry Slave instance?
My target ist to separate the services into "accessible from internet" and "not accessible from internet" so that there is a reduced security problem.
Best Regards
Dominique

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Bye

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