I have the following network configuration and requirements, and have
been able to get my Gentoo system up and running, and with shorewall in
place to act as a router.

 

What I have been unable to do is get shorewall to handle the separate
subnet which I use for some servers.

 

I have my ADSL connection.    It has a static IP of 165.xx.xx.71.  I
have also been allocated a network block of xxx.xxx.xxx.40-48 (6 usable
IP's)

 

My gateway PC has 2 NIC's.  Eth0 is used for pppoe connectivity and eth1
is the internal network interface.

 

I don't use a DMZ for my servers, they operate on my local network as
192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.5

192.168.0.2 is assigned xxx.xxx.xxx.41 and is a windows server that i
require some standard port forwarding/translation too, for email, web
etc

192.168.0.5 is assigned xxx.xxx.xxx.42 and is a linux server that i
require web traffic forwarded too (80/443)

 

At present, I have had to return to my Cisco router to manage the
network as I have been unable to get the above SNAT/DNAT operations to
work.

 

I am very new at shorewall, but have spent the best part of 2 days with
this, and could really use a hand.

 

I have just updated from the 3.4.8 build that is in a gentoo package to
the tarball source install of 4.2.1

 

I presently don't have any operating configuration running as I was
getting nowhere with it.

 

Any suggestions on configuring this setup would be most appreciated

 

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