> Hi, > > I just got a new ADSL line with a efficient speadstream 5800 > router/hub. I have two RH servers and one windows machine. I also got > with my package 4 static IP's. I have assigned one to the router and > added a subnet as well for the standard 192.168.1.10 stuff for the > windows pc. I have assigned the static IP's to the servers. How the > heck to I get the router to accept incoming connections to the static > IP and route it to the proper server? > > I tried using NAT and a logical port like adding 0:2 with the ip > 64.252.54.171 and having everything to that IP forwarded to > 64.252.54.170 but it did not work from the web and it seams like a big > waste of expensive IP's:( > > Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks in advance! > > Regards, > Andr� Cameron > ԿԬ
Don't know if this is any help, but ... I have 2 ADSL connections - one static IP and the other DHCP. My second ADSL modem (on the DHCP connection) is an Alcatel SpeedTouch Pro (with 4 port hub) My eventual solution (after trying to get the modem to NAT and non-NAT at the same time - which it couldn't) was to use rp-pppoe and have my Linux router handle which addresses should be NAT'd and which not. Since I'm using rp-pppoe the modem is just a bridge (thus not using it's extra functionality - but anyway Linux is better at it) Thus with a linux firewall/router you don't get the restrictions of the modem software causing you grief. However, I route all outgoing traffic out the DHCP link coz it's cheaper thus my setup would be something like what you are trying to do. I didn't look very hard - but didn't find a PPPoA anywhere - and I have no idea if you can get pppoe to do PPPoA. This can be a problem if your ISP only accepts PPPoA and not PPPoE. All ADSL in Australia ends up on ATM - no idea if this is a world standard or not or even relevant to any other country. -- -Cheers -Andrew MS ... if only he hadn't been hang gliding! _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
