Hi Tim,
I've setup my M0n0wall box so that the OPT and WAN interface has the
same IP address: 212.158.246.147 and the same subnet mask:
255.255.255.240 or /28 and my Laptop can connect the internet fine, the
LAN interface has default NAT'd setup and I have not created any rules ;-)
Problem is when I turn on Advanced Outbound NAT my Laptop connected to
the LAN interface cannot browse anymore, if I turn this off again then
all is fine again ? I read somewhere in these lists that I need to
create a rule for the LAN interface but it doesn't say anywhere what
type of rule to setup, do you have any ideas - by me turning on Advanced
Outbound NAT am I turning off NAT on the LAN interface as well as the
OPT interface ?
Cheers,
James....
Tim Korves wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> full ACK
>
> Tim
> Am 13.04.2005 um 20:31 schrieb James Mellor:
>
>> Hi Tim,
>>
>> You mean you setup m0n0wall to have the same public IP address on
>> the WAN as on the OPT and you had computers on the OPT interface
>> connecting to the internet with public IP's from the same assignment.
>>
>>
>> Cheers, James...
>>
>> Tim Korves wrote:
>>
>>> Hi James,
>>>
>>> you're able to set the same IP to your OPT interface. My former
>>> provider assigned a /29 to me, where the internal and external
>>> interface had the same IP... You could do it in the same way as
>>> I've done it.
>>>
>>> Regards, Tim
>>>
>>> Am 13.04.2005 um 19:15 schrieb James Mellor:
>>>
>>>> Thanks Tim,
>>>>
>>>> I'll definately try that out when I've sorted out my routing issue.
>>>>
>>>> Problem I have is that the WAN interface has an IP assigned from
>>>> the same /28 range as I want to give to computers on my network, I
>>>> don't mind losing an interface, but I need to use DHCP to assign
>>>> IP's from my /28 range to computers on my network then throttle
>>>> their upstream and downstream connection to the internet.
>>>>
>>>> I don'w know what subnet to assign to each interface so that out
>>>> of my /28 range the WAN has one IP and the rest are available to
>>>> my machines on another interface without NAT or bridging, you may
>>>> have quessed I'm not too up on my IP addressing and stuff ;-)
>>>>
>>>> Cheers, James....
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Tim Korves wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi James,
>>>>>
>>>>> you don't need to bridge... Why don't you use your m0n0wall as
>>>>> ADSL router? So I do and I also have a subnet assigned by my ISP
>>>>> (194.77.75.96/27). My WAN Interface got an address assigned by
>>>>> the PPP server of my ISP, my LAN Interface got the first IP of
>>>>> my subnet. The only thing I had to do was, to allow all traffic
>>>>> from WAN to LAN and LAN to WAN... Everything works fine, without
>>>>> bridging...
>>>>>
>>>>> Greets, Tim
>>>>>
>>>>> Am 12.04.2005 um 23:05 schrieb James Mellor:
>>>>>
>>>>>> 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:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 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
>>>>>>
>>>>>> LAN <---- IP address: 192.168.0.1/24 private addresses setup to
>>>>>> do NAT and DHCP server enabled
>>>>>>
>>>>>> OPT <---- IP address: 212.158.246.147-158 useable
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> My ISP has given me a IP range 212.158.246.144/28, the first IP
>>>>>> 212.158.246.145 is taken by my ADSL router, the second IP
>>>>>> 212.158.246.146 I want assigned to the WAN and the rest I would
>>>>>> like to assign to machines on the OPT interface.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I know I could bridge the OPT and WAN interfaces however I have
>>>>>> read that although I can enable filtering bridge and throttle
>>>>>> inbound traffic I am unable to throttle outbound traffic for a
>>>>>> specific IP address, another issue is that I would like the DHCP
>>>>>> service to assign public IP's to machines on the OPT interface,
>>>>>> from my understanding this would not be possible with OPT
>>>>>> bridged with the WAN interface.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So with all that said I'm more than a little confused, I'm
>>>>>> borderline labotomising myself trying to work out how to get
>>>>>> M0n0wall to do this for me.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>> James Mellor.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> P.S. The most important thing for me is to use the DHCP server
>>>>>> to assign public IP addresses to machines on my network and
>>>>>> then throttle these machines upstream and downstream access to
>>>>>> the internet.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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