Hello, I'm trying to setup a bridge between my 10.x wired and 192.x wireless networks using bridging & vtun. The 10.x network connects wired clients to the internet through a nat server.
In a nutshell I can successfully create the tunnel and bridge but the two separate networks can't communicate, I don't understand why. Specifically: The bridge server has a 10.x eth0 wired card and a 192.x eth1 wireless card in it, kernel (2.4.18) is configured for bridging w. latest bridge patch. I can ping both cards from both networks and successfully create the vtun tap0 tunnel. I then do: modprobe bridge brctl addbr mybridge brctl addif mybridge eth0 brctl addif mybridge tap0 ifconfig eth0 0.0.0.0 ifconfig tap0 0.0.0.0 ifconfig mybridge up no problems, bridge is up. If my thinking is correct I should be able to ping the 10.x network from 192.x at this point (or vice versa) but I can't. Questions I have 1) What should the default route/gateway on the 10.x bridge server be set to? 2) What should the default route/gateway on the 192.x wireless client be set to? 3) What am I doing wrong :) the topology is below if something above is unclear. <-- Internet --> <--| (Internet eth0) Server 1 (Nat/Firewall/Default gw for 10.x) (10.x eth1) | <--- 10.x wire & 10.x clients ----> <--| (10.x eth0) Server 2 bridge/tunnel (192.x wireless eth1 & vtun tap0 ) | <- wireless -> 192.x wireless client eth1 & vtun tap0 Thanks very much for any help! Ty _______________________________________________ Bridge mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/mailman/listinfo/bridge
