On Mon, 2003-03-31 at 12:08, José Carlos Cuéllar wrote:
Hi to everybody!
I've got a little X-File here. I'm setting up a machine with a SuSE 7.1 to perform routing and firewall tasks. The problem is that I'm having problems connecting with one of my routers. I can access to every machine of my network except the router, and every machine of the network can access the router, except the Linux server.
I'm using an Intel EthernetExpress PRO100 network cardin the Linux server; the router is a 3COM 826 for ADSL access.
I'm really confused with this, I've never seen some like this before. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
José Carlos Cuéllar - jcarlos@alc.es Mecemsa Consultores - I+D Avda. de Dénia, 88 - E03016 Alicante Telf. +34 965 26 96 96 Fax +34 965 26 54 53 http://www.mecemsa.es
I think what you really need to do is: inside network | | eth0 linux router eth1 | | 3com 826 ADSL | | internet access The linux router will need two ethernet cards and two seperate cables as diagramed above. The default route of the linux router will point to eth1 address. All of the inside machines need to be pointed to the linux router eth0 address (default route). Networking is much easier to visualize when you create a small diagram with what you want to accomplish. Ken