Re: Intranet/Internet Gateway - Intranet requests to Internet ip time out
Hey, thanks for the replies, I'll see if I can clarify a little bit. On 20 Sep 2005 13:40:17 -0400, Lowell Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you sure that is *is* returning through the university network? I would not expect it to do so. I'm not sure, just a hypothesis. What I meant is that my server is probably seeing that a request is coming from a 129.97.x.x address, and then deciding to return through NIC #2, and that possibly the client machine isn't expecting that, so never recieves the packet. I don't really much about the innards of networking, so it probably works nothing like that On 9/20/05, Peter Clutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You need to have DNS set up correctly on your internal network, tha's why IP works but domain name doesn't. To what extent do I need to set up DNS? Are we talking about making a full BIND server and making sense out of that? Can you point me in the direction of a good guide, the handbook is awfully confusing on that subject. Right now, I am using a third-party DNS server (www.no-ip.org) with a registered domain name because on my old connection I was using a dynamic IP. Is my best bet just to contact them and see if they can set up entries that redirect certain IPs? ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Intranet/Internet Gateway - Intranet requests to Internet ip time out
Thomas Dimson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I've posted here about getting a gateway working and everyone was a great help. There is just one thing left to fix before everything works 100%. I have my routes set up as thus: any requests to 127.97.0.0 is routed through network card #2, (127.97.245.108) within my university network for high speeds. Any other traffic is routed through network card #1 (192.168.1.110) to 192.168.1.1, which is a router with a cable modem attached. Everything works beautifully - my original problem was that natd wasn't enabled on my university network IP. Here is my problem: whenever a person on the internal network tries to connect to my web server (or anything else) on my public IP, the request times out. I type in www.presidenturkel.com (my domain name) on any computer in my university and it appears like it exists, but does not return any signals. If I manually type in the ip 127.97.245.108, it works perfectly. My guess is that the computer is not expecting a request to return through the university network. Are you sure that is *is* returning through the university network? I would not expect it to do so. ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Intranet/Internet Gateway - Intranet requests to Internet ip time out
On 20 Sep 2005 13:40:17 -0400, Lowell Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thomas Dimson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Here is my problem: whenever a person on the internal network tries to connect to my web server (or anything else) on my public IP, the request times out. I type in www.presidenturkel.comhttp://www.presidenturkel.com(my domain name) on any computer in my university and it appears like it exists, but does not return any signals. If I manually type in the ip 127.97.245.108 http://127.97.245.108, it works perfectly. You need to have DNS set up correctly on your internal network, tha's why IP works but domain name doesn't. ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Intranet/Internet Gateway - Intranet requests to Internet ip time out
Hi, I've posted here about getting a gateway working and everyone was a great help. There is just one thing left to fix before everything works 100%. I have my routes set up as thus: any requests to 127.97.0.0 is routed through network card #2, (127.97.245.108) within my university network for high speeds. Any other traffic is routed through network card #1 (192.168.1.110) to 192.168.1.1, which is a router with a cable modem attached. Everything works beautifully - my original problem was that natd wasn't enabled on my university network IP. Here is my problem: whenever a person on the internal network tries to connect to my web server (or anything else) on my public IP, the request times out. I type in www.presidenturkel.com (my domain name) on any computer in my university and it appears like it exists, but does not return any signals. If I manually type in the ip 127.97.245.108, it works perfectly. My guess is that the computer is not expecting a request to return through the university network. My question is: is there anyway to make any requests from the internal network to my public ip work? It is going to be irritating if I make people memorize two domain names based on whether they are inside or not. I realize this is complicated, so here is my netstat -r output: netstat -r Routing tables Internet: DestinationGatewayFlagsRefs Use Netif Expire default192.168.1.1UGS 0 128500vr0 localhost localhost UH 0 208lo0 129.97 cn-rtrev-res15net. UGS 0 2490vr1 129.97.245/24 link#2 UC 00vr1 cn-rtrev-res15net. 00:04:9b:1e:20:00 UHLW20vr1443 rn-revwca12.uwater 00:0b:db:e4:20:48 UHLW1 560vr1 1134 rn-revwca14.uwater 00:0a:e6:88:ac:a2 UHLW1 448vr1941 rn-revwca22.uwater 00:14:38:10:c5:4a UHLW1 332vr1 1041 rn-revwca23.uwater 00:11:09:70:2b:f5 UHLW1 308vr1 1003 rn-revwcb03.uwater 00:0f:b0:73:5c:a7 UHLW1 320vr1 1150 rn-revwcb13.uwater 00:13:d4:88:c1:30 UHLW1 152vr1589 rn-revwcb14.uwater 00:11:d8:73:3a:c1 UHLW1 228vr1 1086 rn-revwcb15.uwater 00:11:2f:5c:32:8d UHLW1 24vr1 1147 rn-revwcb18.uwater 00:0a:e4:d6:08:0e UHLW1 74vr1 rn-revwcb19.uwater 00:50:ba:82:fc:24 UHLW1 74vr1981 rn-revwcb20.uwater 00:0a:e6:55:4b:19 UHLW1 306vr1991 rn-revwcb23.uwater 00:40:f4:68:0a:8f UHLW1 332vr1 1068 rn-revwda02.uwater 00:0a:e4:d0:27:2c UHLW1 104vr1602 rn-revwda15.uwater 00:07:95:31:51:26 UHLW1 98vr1 1066 rn-revwda23.uwater 00:0f:b0:8c:2b:28 UHLW1 126vr1 1068 rn-revwda24.uwater 00:c0:9f:b0:95:56 UHLW1 34vr1 1068 rn-revwdb02.uwater 00:11:25:47:bf:7a UHLW1 132vr1774 rn-revwdb03.uwater 00:a0:d1:20:0f:ba UHLW1 224vr1 1068 rn-revwdb04.uwater 00:11:25:d6:ff:0b UHLW1 308vr1983 rn-revwdb07.uwater 00:12:3f:e2:5d:c5 UHLW1 306vr1 1173 rn-revwdb09.uwater 00:10:dc:ff:94:f2 UHLW132424vr1 1102 rn-revwdb12.uwater 00:0f:b0:83:a0:d4 UHLW1 50vr1692 rn-revwdb22.uwater 00:13:20:2a:80:3e UHLW1 100vr1 1089 rn-revwea07.uwater 00:0f:b0:8c:54:6f UHLW1 150vr1968 rn-revwea09.uwater 00:12:3f:db:c9:3f UHLW1 144vr1 1055 rn-revwea13.uwater 00:0d:87:9d:18:af UHLW1 330vr1907 rn-revwea15.uwater 00:13:d4:36:49:c0 UHLW1 126vr1986 rn-revwea17.uwater 00:0d:56:ad:32:93 UHLW1 124vr1 1068 rn-revwea19.uwater 00:14:51:15:1c:fe UHLW1 66vr1364 rn-revwea21.uwater 00:c0:9f:c1:2f:61 UHLW1 258vr1 1177 rn-revweb01.uwater 00:0a:e4:37:0b:2b UHLW1 26vr1 1079 rn-revweb03.uwater 00:01:4a:5f:46:08 UHLW1 46vr1774 rn-revweb07.uwater 00:0a:e6:a3:d2:3c UHLW1 332vr1 1078 rn-revweb09.uwater 00:12:3f:e2:1d:bb UHLW1 96vr1 1198 rn-revweb17.uwater 00:02:3f:7d:52:f0 UHLW1 50vr1 1077 rn-revweb23.uwater 00:11:09:b7:a0:f6 UHLW1 12vr1 1055 129.97.245.255 ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff UHLWb 1 5552vr1 192.168.1 link#1 UC 00vr0 192.168.1.100:20:78:ce:cb:b4 UHLW2 5017vr0 1161 192.168.1.107 00:11:95:5d:0b:7f UHLW140152vr0 1157 192.168.1.255 ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff UHLWb 1 117vr0 I am not entirely sure why there are so many things in the middle there, I don't know what they are and they never used to show up... And my ifconfig output: vr0:
