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Hi,
I manage a small office network that we can now afford to upgrade to an ADSL
internet connection. In researching ADSL support for Debian linux I am a
little confused on a few issues, mainly as I only have experience with Cable
Modem broadband, not DSL.
My confusion lies in both terminology and setup. I imagined
before starting
that I would need to set up a firewall machine with 2 network
devices. The
firewall would then manage security and masquerading, where
the external eth
device will be allocated the static IP (Non-NAT) I
On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 21:29, Tom wrote:
I have already purchased a Hub for the network which consists of a Debian
MySql and Apache server, another Debian firewall box and some Win boxes.
My confusion lies in both terminology and setup. I imagined before starting
that I would need to set up
On 14 Oct 2002, Crispin Wellington wrote:
On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 21:29, Tom wrote:
I have already purchased a Hub for the network which consists of a Debian
MySql and Apache server, another Debian firewall box and some Win boxes.
snip
I'm assuming therefore that the firewall machine is not
Since you have a static IP, you probably have a bridged setup (by far the
easiest method).
If you get a modem with routing and firewall included, that will take
the place of your firewall machine. In addition to what has been
mentioned, you need to check with your telephone provider (as well
Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-10-14 14:29:04 +0100]:
I manage a small office network that we can now afford to upgrade to an ADSL
internet connection. In researching ADSL support for Debian linux I am a
little confused on a few issues, mainly as I only have experience with Cable
Modem
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