On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, Jerzy Miszczyk wrote: > Hi there... > > I try to connect with "illegal" 192.168.10.x (Net2) network to a "legal" > 196.25.147.x (Net1) network with an analog leased line and PPP: > > | | > | | > | | > A---PPP---B > | | > Net1 Net2 > > I configured A-PPP with address 192.168.11.1 and B-PPP with address > 192.168.11.2. Machine A runs masquerading for 192.168.11.0 network. Machine > B talks to internet without any problems but the rest of the Net2 does not
The rest of the computers on Net2 should set 192.168.11.2 as their default gateway and have addresses in the 192.168.11.xxx range. They will route everything to B which sends it to A. You need to have the appropriate kernel features enabled on both A and B. If you want the computers on Net2 to have servers that answer on the 'net, you have to enable ip-port-forwarding on A and use NAT to translate the addresses in that direction. ipchains is your friend. 192.168.xx.xx can be called "Internet non-routable" quite safely. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gerard MacNeil, P. Eng [EMAIL PROTECTED] System Administrator Supercity Internet Services http://www.supercity.ns.ca
