On 02.06.09 02:45, EQMaker wrote:
> I'm trying to make a 'IPIP Tunnel' between 2 linux-boxes
>
> What should I study to make IPIP-Tunnel?
google ;)
> This is my plan.
>
> [Side A] - Client
> eth0 : 192.168.154.1 (A-side local)
> eth1 : 121.131.132.32 (to Side B / real IP for ex.)
> ipip1 : 10.10.1.1 (tunnel IP - for eth0s of side-A and side-B)
>
> [Side B] - Server
> eth0 : 192.168.10.4 (B-side local)
> eth1 : 64.13.24.5 (going to A-side / real IP for ex.)
> ipip1 : 10.10.1.2 (tunnel IP - for eth0s of side-A and side-B)
I have this in my interfaces file:
iface tunnel0 inet static
address <local_private>
netmask 255.255.255.255
mtu 1480
pre-up iptunnel add tunnel0 mode ipip remote <remote_public> local
<local_public>
post-up route add -host <remote_private> dev tunnel0
post-down iptunnel del tunnel0
However this is just for running ipip links between two hosts (don't ask).
However I think that using subnet remote_private should work...
And of course remember to exchange ips on other host...
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