> Hello Enrique, > > good to hear you made such good progress! Thanks! I'm very happy
> Why do you want to use the WAN port? You could try reconfiguring the WRT > as compdoc suggests, but the main issue I see is that the WRT is a > router with an intergrated firewall. You are making your life alot > harder because of that since the WRT will filter the traffic and treat > the Endian's green zone as a red zone. What you need is a simple switch > to "distribute" the green network to your clients. > Since the WRT is a router/firewall and Endian is one aswell, you will > keep having difficulties there. For example you would want to make a > port forward and you would have to forward the port from endian to the > WRT and then make another forward from the WRT to the client. Using the > LAN port on the WRT should bypass all those issues. > (Personally I dont like having several routers/firewalls connected in a > row because problem solving is a pain in such a scenario) I thought connecting green nic to WRT's wan port was essential, but I see it is not. I'm afraid I don't have a switch at home (where I'm installing and testing everything). But I do have one at office, and the purpose of all this "game" is to learn for installing this old PC with Endian at office and secure everything (although there are 4 pcs only) > If you want to use the WAN port though, you should definetly do it as > compdoc described and have the WRT DHCP server turned on. The Endian > DHCP server cannot work since its connected to the WRT's WAN. Great! will test it asap > (Endian-WRTLAN)If you changed the config to take automatic IP, it should > take an IP from the range of 192.168.1.30-192.168.1.50 and have as > default gateway 192.168.1.20 and primary DNS 192.168.1.20. Just like the > WRT gets such an IP. I see > (Endian-WRTWAN) If you keep Endian on the WRT's WAN, you should activate > DHCP on the WRT and when you set to "Automatic IP" you should get an IP > from the range you setup in WRT. Ahh... coool > Try setting "facebook.com" instead of "www.facebook.com" that might do > the trick. Thanks! will try that ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Make an app they can't live without Enter the BlackBerry Developer Challenge http://p.sf.net/sfu/RIM-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Efw-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/efw-user
