Jeff Groetsema wrote: > > All, > > I need to set up a basic router (no NAT, DNS, filtering, etc.) with three ports to >three subnets and one port to our Internet gateway. My path to this end, was to >start with LRP Eiger, a default configuration and incrementally convert it to what I >need. The first step was to set it up with two ports, one to an external net with an >address of x.x.150.253, one internal port with an address of 192.168.1.254, and a >gateway address of x.x.150.254. After I fixed DNS, all was well and I could browse >the internet. My next step was to replace the internal address with x.x.153.254. >After this change was made I could ping x.x.153.254 and x.x.150.253 but nothing else. > I turned off NAT, DNS, and filtering incase they were causing problems. Still no >luck. > > Any insite would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > Jeff
You probably want to grab the Dachstein version, rather than to try to do this on Eiger, mostly because Dachstein is newer and more mature. Most likely, Eiger is still putting rules in place to block the traffic. You might try: ipchains -L -n -v ip addr show ip route show And post those if you don't get anywhere. Like Ray mentioned, please be more specific in listing what you do and what you see. Matthew _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
