On Friday, April 5, 2002, at 12:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So, you will run NoCat in the DMZ. > NoCat is the Wireless gateway/Authenicator that will > allow authenticated wireless users Internet Access > through your Oxygen router. > > NoCat issues it's own ip addresses to DCHP wireless > clients on a DIFFERENT subnet than the DMZ and then > NAT's that through the Oxygen router? That's my theory, unless anyone has other recommendations... > > Well, in theory I supose that should work depending on > the ipchains rules, etc. If you do do this, write it > up as I'm sure NoCat and LEAF could use the how to. Will do. (If I get it to work.) -Steve > -sp > > Steve Cayford wrote > >> >> Hi. I've been running Oxygen on a router at home for > most of a year now >> with no problems. Thanks to all for your excellent > work. >> >> I'm planning to try running a wireless subnet in my > house and hopefully >> broadcast it outside as well -- I'd like to sit at > the coffee shop >> across the street and still go online. I've been > thinking about joining >> the free wireless crowd and using something like > NoCatAuth to share >> wireless access. I haven't looked at the details of > the system much, but >> my initial impression is they use perl and apache to > control >> masquerading on a router. >> >> My thought is to run NoCatAuth on a separate machine > in a DMZ off of my >> primary router. (Definitely not on my internal > network!) Does this sound >> reasonable? Am I going to run into weird problems by > chaining IP >> masquerading like that? >> >> Thanks for any suggestions. >> >> -Steve >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Leaf-user mailing list >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user > > _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
