Hi I've got an interesting setup:
A----B--hub--C and D---hub--E
A) DSL line
B) Linux firewall/masq host
C) internal LAN with "fake" IPs (192.168.1.x)
D) DSL line
E) LAN with "real" IPs (216.231.62.x)
What I want to be able to do is allow LAN E to get to the internal
network and printers on LAN C. If I jam another NIC card into B, set it
up with a "real" IP, plug it into the hub on D---E so it looks like
this:
A----B--hub--C
|
D--hub--E
How then can the machines on network E (with the "real" IPs) know to go to
B if they want to get to the 192.168.1 network on C? Do I have to somehow
set up a static route on the PCs on LAN E? There has got to be a better
way... Can someone please advise me what to do? Would this cause all
traffic that is supposed to go out to the LAN with "real" IPs to be
diverted through the internet instead of just going the shorter route? I
am doing this for a non-profit and not making any money off of it, and
they really need it!
Thanks!
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