Tom Eastep ha scritto:
Roberto Tagliaferri wrote:
Tom Eastep ha scritto:
Roberto Tagliaferri wrote:
Tom Eastep ha scritto:
Without seeing your /etc/shorewall/masq file, I can't tell you the best way to
do that.
-Tom
I leave masw file empty :-(
Now it's ok:
#INTERFACE SUBNET ADDRESS PROTO PORT(S)
IPSEC
eth0 eth0:1 1.1.1.11
I very much doubt that the rule you show above does what you really want.
In your case, I would have something like:
eth0 !<local systems> 1.1.1.11
-Tom
:-) it's true.,..
Now (with !<local>) work fine for external ip and with
eth0 <local systems> 1.1.1.11
work for internal address; on the remote server the client is 1.1.1.11
Many many thank's
Note that you could make your masq rules even tighter:
eth0:2.2.2.10 ....
That way, only traffic destined for 2.2.2.10 would have the source IP rewritten.
-Tom
Yes, for every server tha i move form my location to the new webfarm i
add the old ip as alias to "bridge" pc; when dns is propagated the
traffic move from old ip to the new
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Roberto Tagliaferri
Responsabile Progettazione & Produzione
TosNet s.r.l. - Internet Service Provider
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www.tosnet.it
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