26 Feb
2012
26 Feb
'12
12:34
suse@robberg.net wrote:
If you are going from one subnet A over the linux box to another subnet B and then via router to the internet, you will need to do a SNAT on the linux box. You have to hide subnet A on the Linux box to it's IP address on the B subnet.
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If you have to go from subnet A via subnet B then just use a router. That's what they're used for. If a subnet uses RFC1918 addresses, then NAT is required. Eitherway, any device on either subnet still has one default route.
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