Hi Chris,

Sure you can have access to my m0n0wall box, it'd be a privilege, I know 
who you are from reading the mailing lists and so I have no problems 
trusting you ;-) I don't have any machines I can connect to the OPT or 
LAN interfaces permanently but I can plug my laptop into any interface 
when I'm not working to test your setup.

My m0n0wall box is a custom built PC and the Specs are below, I'll 
provide the exact make a model No.s for a component compatibility list 
if needed:

Asus nForce1 chipset M/B with onboard GeForce2 GPU
512MB DDR 266mhz memory
AMD Athlon 1700 XP CPU with 266Mhz FSB
16x DVD rom, Floppy and Three 3Com 3C905B-TX 10/100Mbps NIC's

The system is rock stable and flashed to the latest firmwares, it used 
to be my main webserver - it ran for years without ever having an issue 
;-) I can leave the m0n0wall PC on permanently until your finished with 
it, how would I go about giving you access to the machine, what rule 
would I need to setup on m0n0wall ?


Cheers, James...


Chris Buechler wrote:

>Hi James,
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>Is there any way you could get me access to this m0n0wall box so I
>could try some things for documentation purposes?  I haven't had an
>opportunity to try routing public IP's in a situation similar to this,
>and I'd really like to give it a shot via some method other than
>routing a partial subnet or bridging or NAT.  If you haven't been
>around long, I am a member of the project, write the vast majority of
>the documentation, and have CVS commit access on m0n0.ch.
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>On 4/13/05, James Mellor <james at jamesx dot com> wrote:
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>>Hi Chris,
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>>I have a subnet mask of 255.255.255.240 on my WAN interface but haven't
>>configured the OPT interface yet, I haven't worked that bit out !!
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>>I only need one IP on the WAN interface and would like to use any other
>>interface to use the DHCP server to assign the rest of my public /28 IP
>>range to computers on my network.
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>>The computers need public IP's as they will be clients I'm selling
>>internet access to, if I can get this working I'll be very happy but if
>>I can get NAT working on another interface so that I can have a private
>>office network running then this will be great ;-)
>>
>>Cheers, James...
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>>P.S. Sorry it took so long to reply but I just got back from work, I'll
>>be monitoring the mail list for the next 5 hours and so will reply in a
>>matter of minutes to any replies...
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>>Chris Buechler wrote:
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>>>On 4/12/05, James Mellor <james at jamesx dot com> wrote:
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>>>>For the life of me I can't seem to work out how to setup M0n0wall to do NAT on LAN and route a
public IP range to the OPT interface, I have read all the mail archive stuff and read the
documentation. Here's the setup I am trying to get working:
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>>>>Public static IP range from my service provider is 212.158.246.144/28
>>>>
>>>>WAN <---- IP address: 212.158.246.146 with Gateway address: 212.158.246.145
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>>>>LAN <---- IP address: 192.168.0.1/24 private addresses setup to do NAT and DHCP server enabled
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>>>>OPT <---- IP address: 212.158.246.147-158 useable
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>>>What IP and subnet mask do you have on the OPT interface?
>>>
>>>-Chris
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