Dear Simon,

Actually the public ip from ISP is (excuse me to hide the IP)
External $fw= 202.xxx.xxx.1 (eth0)
Internal1$fw  =  202.xxx.xxx.2 (eth1) to web server with public ip 202.xxx.xxx.3
Internal2 $fw=    60.xxx.xxx.1 (eth2) to mail server with public ip   
60.xxx.xxx.2

The ISP has given me different subnet public ip especially for mail server, 
cause of the old IP has blocked and we can't sending out any messeges. Actually 
the old one was in the same subnet with webserver.. And don't know why they 
gave us different subnet now..

I don't configure masq/NAT yet, but I suspecting the ISP did the masq/NAT on 
their router..

The topology  ISP--Router--Firewall--Server






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From: Simon Hobson <[email protected]>
To: Shorewall Users <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 4:18:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Shorewall-users] 2 internal interface using different public ip

wisnu dwi hidayat wrote:

>External $fw= 172.1.1.1 (eth0)
>Internal1$fw  =  172.1.1.2 (eth1) to web server with public ip 172.1.1.3
>Internal2 $fw=    60.1.1.1 (eth2) to mail server with public ip   60.1.1.2

Taking the second one first, that's just a matter of routing (ie do 
NOT configure Masq/NAT) between outside and inside interfaces.

The first one is trickier - you have the same subnet on internal and 
external interfaces which means you either have to bridge eth0 and 
eth1 or use proxy arp.

It might help if you tell us EXACTLY what information your ISP has 
given you about your IP allocations - the above looks rather unusual 
to me.

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