Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[david]

Thanks for the link,I have a few things that I forgot to change,and by
me using no-ip(no pay)Its not perfect but I am happy to get it working
at all.I like this site better than my paying site because I can edit it
in a snap.
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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[Stroller]

On May 15, 2005, at 10:18 pm, david wrote:
I think I got it working,check it out,let me know;
http://abbottdavid.no-ip.info
I get the homepage OK, but I hate to tell you that when I click on the 
"AA" link I get a 404 on 192.168.1.96.
You can check it out using a proxy like Coral Cache 


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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[david]

Thanks for all the re:Here is what I ended up with;
   (INTRENET)
   |
[65.12.210.216]
[  DSL MODEM  ]
[192.168.1.254]
   |
[ DLINK ROUTER]---[DHCP  ]
[192.168.0.1  ]   [HOME BOX  ]
   |
[192.168.0.2  ]
[GENTOO WEB SERVER]

In the DSL modem I opened port 80 to the router.
In the router I forwarded port 80 to 192.168.0.2
In the router I Enabled the DMZ to the WEB SERVER

I think its working,I had a heck of a time getting the router to
cooperate,I kind of know how to do it now but there aren't any
instructions and I was not going to call BS.They wanted to sell me
wireless for a few hundred and when I asked if it would work with Linux
I was told (you have all heard it).I had to install windows to get to
the router setup page.So On the Home box I'm installing gentoo as I
write.I had a problem with rsync it would stop at 101,000 files so I had
to web-sync.I am sure it has something to do with this set-up,but hay we
are learning,thanks again david
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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[david]

I think I got it working,check it out,let me know;
http://abbottdavid.no-ip.info
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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[Matthias Bethke]

Hi Gabriel,
on Saturday, 2005-05-14 at 23:07:25, you wrote:
> I'm assuming you are using 255.255.255.0 as your subnet mask.  If this is
> the case, I don't know how to make it work -- but it's unnecessarily
> difficult.  Try to set up this:
> 
>   (INTERNET)
>|
> [   ?.?.?.?   ]
> [  DSL MODEM  ]
> [192.168.1.254]
>|
> [192.168.1.96 ]
> [LOCAL SERVER ]
> [192.168.2.1  ]
>|
> [192.168.2.97 ]
> [  HOME BOX   ]

Right, tat would make more sense. However, with a PPPoE link it's not even
necessary to use two NICs, For quite a while I had my system set up with one
central SOHO switch feeding my server, my laptop, my wife's computer and the DSL
modem. The other NIC in the server was exclusively for WLAN. Due to the PPPoE
you have a virtual P2P link between the server and the modem that cannot
interfere with the rest of your network. A packet from the net that is meant
for, say, my laptop goes into the modem, out to the switch, from there, still
PPPoE encapsulated, into the server (via eth0) which strips it of the PPPoE
headers and passes it to pppd. Then it will appear on the virtual ppp0
interface, get routed as a regular ethernet packet back to eth0, out to the
switch and to the laptop. On a 100Mbps ethernet the internet traffic going twice
over the same cable isn't even noticeable.

cheers!
Matthias

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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[Edward A Mihalow Jr]

Josh Hunholz wrote:
Edward A Mihalow Jr wrote:

david wrote:

Thanks for the reply.I'm new to this so your explanation really
helps.The dsl modem's set-up page is at 192.168.1.254.It is also the
default gateway.Here is resolv.conf;
domain no-ip.info
nameserver 192.168.1.254
nameserver 192.168.1.254
search launchmodem.com
I have a static address.

What is the static IP address that you were assigned? It seems like your
DSL modem is acting somewhat like a router as well, since it is
assigning an internal network IP address rather than an external one.

2. It appears to me odd that your DSL MODEM has an IP address, but
you're
running a server behind it.  Usually, I see the DSL MODEM acting
transparently.  So the setup looks more like:
I tried setting the gateway to my static address but that didn't
work.When I set it at 192.168.1.254 it connects me to the WAN.
I would not be surprised that I,m going about this in the wrong
way,because all I do is search google and I'm sure I make mistakes.
On the modems set-up page is the pppoe user name and password for bell
south my isp.The box at 192.168.1.96 is this box that I use all the time
and I am also serving web pages(apache2,php4,mysql) etc.I did two things
in the modems.I opened port 80 and forwarded it to 192.168.1.96.This
took me a while to figure out. I have a dlink router here but when I try
to access the configuration page 192.168.0.1 I get a connection
refused.again thanks
I think (because I tried alot of the same things you've tried) that
Bellsouth-the ISP
doesn't like people running personal webservers. What problems I had
was trying
to resolve DNS issues so that they could find my server-they were
being routed through
Bellsouth's DNS nameservers and I found out that you probably will
want to use dynds?
(outside DNS nameservers) to resolve the DNS problem.
If you get this working you will have done something I couldn't, so
keep trying! Although
like the other fellow said, it's going to be difficult.
Regards,

I have a static IP from Bellsouth-(DSL Xtreme pkg)-65.5.209.106. The 
modem is connected to a Netgear
FR114P router to a Cisco 3550 switch then to my comps (3). I just 
noticed that on the Netgear that I
have the choice of DNS servers-(Dynamic from ISP or Use these servers). 
I didn't have this choice on
my older Linksys router.
The Cisco switch is a used unit that I am learning on- I know it's 
overkill for what I have, but what the
heck, I got it so why not use it!

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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[Josh Hunholz]

Edward A Mihalow Jr wrote:

> david wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the reply.I'm new to this so your explanation really
>> helps.The dsl modem's set-up page is at 192.168.1.254.It is also the
>> default gateway.Here is resolv.conf;
>> domain no-ip.info
>> nameserver 192.168.1.254
>> nameserver 192.168.1.254
>> search launchmodem.com
>> I have a static address.
>
What is the static IP address that you were assigned? It seems like your
DSL modem is acting somewhat like a router as well, since it is
assigning an internal network IP address rather than an external one.

>>
>> 2. It appears to me odd that your DSL MODEM has an IP address, but
>> you're
>> running a server behind it.  Usually, I see the DSL MODEM acting
>> transparently.  So the setup looks more like:
>>
>> I tried setting the gateway to my static address but that didn't
>> work.When I set it at 192.168.1.254 it connects me to the WAN.
>>
>> I would not be surprised that I,m going about this in the wrong
>> way,because all I do is search google and I'm sure I make mistakes.
>>
>>
>> On the modems set-up page is the pppoe user name and password for bell
>> south my isp.The box at 192.168.1.96 is this box that I use all the time
>> and I am also serving web pages(apache2,php4,mysql) etc.I did two things
>> in the modems.I opened port 80 and forwarded it to 192.168.1.96.This
>> took me a while to figure out. I have a dlink router here but when I try
>> to access the configuration page 192.168.0.1 I get a connection
>> refused.again thanks
>
> I think (because I tried alot of the same things you've tried) that
> Bellsouth-the ISP
> doesn't like people running personal webservers. What problems I had
> was trying
> to resolve DNS issues so that they could find my server-they were
> being routed through
> Bellsouth's DNS nameservers and I found out that you probably will
> want to use dynds?
> (outside DNS nameservers) to resolve the DNS problem.
> If you get this working you will have done something I couldn't, so
> keep trying! Although
> like the other fellow said, it's going to be difficult.
> Regards,
>

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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[Edward A Mihalow Jr]

david wrote:
Thanks for the reply.I'm new to this so your explanation really
helps.The dsl modem's set-up page is at 192.168.1.254.It is also the
default gateway.Here is resolv.conf;
domain no-ip.info
nameserver 192.168.1.254
nameserver 192.168.1.254
search launchmodem.com
I have a static address.
2. It appears to me odd that your DSL MODEM has an IP address, but you're
running a server behind it.  Usually, I see the DSL MODEM acting
transparently.  So the setup looks more like:
I tried setting the gateway to my static address but that didn't
work.When I set it at 192.168.1.254 it connects me to the WAN.
I would not be surprised that I,m going about this in the wrong
way,because all I do is search google and I'm sure I make mistakes.
On the modems set-up page is the pppoe user name and password for bell
south my isp.The box at 192.168.1.96 is this box that I use all the time
and I am also serving web pages(apache2,php4,mysql) etc.I did two things
in the modems.I opened port 80 and forwarded it to 192.168.1.96.This
took me a while to figure out. I have a dlink router here but when I try
to access the configuration page 192.168.0.1 I get a connection
refused.again thanks
I think (because I tried alot of the same things you've tried) that 
Bellsouth-the ISP
doesn't like people running personal webservers. What problems I had was 
trying
to resolve DNS issues so that they could find my server-they were being 
routed through
Bellsouth's DNS nameservers and I found out that you probably will want 
to use dynds?
(outside DNS nameservers) to resolve the DNS problem.
If you get this working you will have done something I couldn't, so keep 
trying! Although
like the other fellow said, it's going to be difficult.
Regards,

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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: DSL modem + Web Server + Home Box

[david]

Thanks for the reply.I'm new to this so your explanation really
helps.The dsl modem's set-up page is at 192.168.1.254.It is also the
default gateway.Here is resolv.conf;
domain no-ip.info
nameserver 192.168.1.254
nameserver 192.168.1.254
search launchmodem.com
I have a static address.

2. It appears to me odd that your DSL MODEM has an IP address, but you're
running a server behind it.  Usually, I see the DSL MODEM acting
transparently.  So the setup looks more like:

I tried setting the gateway to my static address but that didn't
work.When I set it at 192.168.1.254 it connects me to the WAN.

I would not be surprised that I,m going about this in the wrong
way,because all I do is search google and I'm sure I make mistakes.


On the modems set-up page is the pppoe user name and password for bell
south my isp.The box at 192.168.1.96 is this box that I use all the time
and I am also serving web pages(apache2,php4,mysql) etc.I did two things
in the modems.I opened port 80 and forwarded it to 192.168.1.96.This
took me a while to figure out. I have a dlink router here but when I try
to access the configuration page 192.168.0.1 I get a connection
refused.again thanks
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