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Name: NeUri
Date: April 28, 2003 at 02:24:36 Pacific
OS: Slackware Linux
CPU/Ram: 233/64
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Hi!

I have a problem and i was hoping that someone here might help.

I have a couple of public IP's and i'd like to route it to my network.

Let's say my external router IP is a.b.c.129 and it's connected to eth0 (a.b.c.130) on my linux server. On the other side i have a eth1 (a.b.c.131) which is connected to LAN.

I just can't set the routing table right.

Could you plz give example how to route signal FROM and TO internet for a.b.c.140?

Thanks for any help!
Uri



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Name: Jormungandr
Date: April 28, 2003 at 11:29:14 Pacific
Reply:

Please show the netblocks you're using both inside and outside of the firewall.


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