Hi Fredrik,
> Strange why this should be quite random. This could not be affected by
> outside routers or such ?
I think not. But the randomness had almost driven me crazy too.
> I will try this the next time the firewall goes down, as it have
> worked the last days =)
:-)
> PS> ( and all computers on your internal network should have default-gw
set to your
> PS> router now, however, it is easy to set up if you are using bootp +
dhcp )
>
> And the default gateway is one of the firewalls IP's, or as i have
> already the internal IP?
Default gw should be the IP of NIC that your internal network is connected
to.
The router then lookups its routing table and if he discovers that the
packet should be sent out, he will use the default route through eth1 and
will resend it to your network gateway at *.129
> But the newest stable kernel is 2.2.14?, I should not use a 2.2.3
> kernel as I understand?
> I've tried this some while ago, and that kernel did not work as
> supposed.
I wouldn't suggest to use development kernels in production servers.
I am using 2.2.15pre10 here now for routing, firewalling, proxy_arping,
MASQing and bridging ( not the 2.2.15 one, but the newer bridge
code from openrock.net ) and I am really happy with it so far... :-)
>
> Again, thanks,
>
> Fredrik Bergstrom
Regards,
Petr
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