I've made a box with Linux 2.2.20.
It's setup as a bridge on a internetlink to do some MAC-based traffic
control (wrr+wipl).
I've put in three NICs with the thought of having two NICs for the
bridge (no IP and in promisc mode... DA! ;-) and a third NIC (eth2) for
remote administration through ssh.
INET--eth0=bridgebox=eth1--LAN-switch
= |
eth2--------------+
For the not monospaced readers:
Wrr-box has eth0 to the 'net and eth1 to the LAN (a switch); thats the
bridge NICs. Eth2 has an IP and is also connected to the the LAN
(same switch).
STP is enabled on the bridge.
The problem:
I can not SSH out from the box and I can not SSH in to it from the
Internet. I have to be able to connect to it from the Internet with SSH.
Only eth0 and eth1 is in the bridge which has the MAC of the physical
eth0.
Question:
What will I have to do to be able to SSH in to the box?
I'm probably missing something quite obvious here, please point it
out...
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