On 9/12/06, Gabriel Briones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Sir Jon! How will I know that NIC3 (the one sharing the internet with squid proxy) gets its internet connection from NIC1 (or internet connection 1)?
What if ishare ko na lang both connection with NAT? puede din ba?
Technically, you can achieve this using IPTables, you can only allow some hosts to access squid port on NIC3 then allow and NAT some hosts as NIC2's IP using NIC4's IP as the gateway. See example below
for squid:
iptables -A INPUT -s <HOST-OR-IP>/32 -i NIC3 -p tcp --dport <SQUID-PORT> -j ACCEPT
for NAT:
iptables -A FORWARD -s <ANOTHER-HOST-OR-IP>/32 -i NIC4 -j ACCEPT
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o NIC2 -s <ANOTHER-HOST-OR-IP>/32 -j SNAT --to <NIC2's IP>
you can also use iprange match option if you wish to use ranges
Thanks Sir Jon! How will I know that NIC3 (the one sharing the internet with squid proxy) gets its internet connection from NIC1 (or internet connection 1)?
What if ishare ko na lang both connection with NAT? puede din ba?
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