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On May 26, 2005, at 5:37 PM, Craig Williams wrote: > Wow Jim, I'm aware of all that. The "big-I-Internet" huh? > MAC address has been cloned (stated earlier) Man, I don't mean to offend. Really/ In these situations I never know who I'm dealing with. It could be George Bush, and it could be Tony Li. So I ask, even if I suspect that you know what you're doing. "big-I-Internet", yeah. > > m0n0wall WAN: 67.184.149.158/21 > m0n0wall LAN: 192.168.1.254/24 > > Cable modem: not sure - does it even get an address? SB5100 has a > status page at 192.168.100.1, but I'm not able to browse that when > it is on the outside edge of the m0n0wall. depends on how your MSO set things up. Here at home (Time Warner/ Oceanic (Hawaii)) my cable modem is at 67.52.77.53 and my soekris/mono box is at 67.42.77.54/30. Before I got them to straighten it out, they were running NAT in the cable modem, so I'd DHCP a 192.168.<something> out of the back of the cable modem ports. So, I was asking all that to ensure that we didn't have a situation where m0n0wall was getting an rfc1918 address from the cable modem, and attempting to use the same (sub)-network on the LAN/OPT1 sides. > Browsing the cable modem (without m0n0wall) never indicates it has > an IP. Just signal strength & MAC addresses are listed. Strange > that I can browse it when it is on the outside edge of the DLink. > Thought I may need to setup a static route to it, but then the IP > assigned to the WAN interface is DHCP, so I can't create a route to > it. Its possible that the cable modem (or head end) has learned the MAC of your notebook (whatever, not the m0n0wall box), and you'll either need to clone it or get your MSO to clear it. A lot of earlier cable modems learned the first address they saw, and need a software- level "forget what you know" (rather than a simple power cycle) command to learn a new one. (was m0n0wall the first thing you plugged in, or was it the notebook?) > I use the LAN IP of the m0n0wall for default gateway (on the PC). > It is after all the router to get off the LAN. Default gateway the > m0n0wall receives from Comcast: 67.184.144.1 Can monowall ping 67.184.144.1? I can ping 67.184.144.1, but not 67.184.149.158. Might be time to get on the phone with your MSO and tell them that it doesn't work. See if *they* can ping your m0n0wall box. If they can't, make them fix it. jim > > Jim Thompson <jim at netgate dot com> wrote: > > Until m0n0 can ping hosts on the big-I-Internet, you'll have no luck > getting out from 'behind' the NAT > in m0n0wall. > > What IP address/netmask does m0n0wall get via DHCP? > > What is the IP address/mask of your LAN (or OPTn) interface? > > What is the IP address/mask of your cable modem? (Does this match > your default route?) > > You might need to clone the MAC address of your notebook on the WAN > interface. > > jim > > > On May 26, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Craig Williams wrote: > > >> M0n0wall WAN interface does get an IP. >> >> >>>> PC I did the setup on. The WAN interface gets an address, but I'm >>>> not able to reach the internet. >>>> >>>> >> Pinging from M0n0wall diagnostics is always 100% loss. >> >> Bryan Kohlstedt wrote: >> Log into m0n0wall and check to see if the wan interface picked up >> a ip >> address. Try pinging etc from the m0n0wall if it did pick up a public >> ip address. Let us know what happened and we can go from there. If >> it's not even receiving a dhcp ip address let us know and we can go >> from there. >> >> Bryan >> >> On 5/26/05, Jim Thompson wrote: >> >> >>> when you 'reach the Internet', do you show up as the IP address of >>> the cable modem, or the one on your computer? >>> >>> (I'm wondering if the cable modem is also running NAT.) >>> >>> jim >>> >>> On May 26, 2005, at 1:28 PM, Craig Williams wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> I'm in the process of switching from SBC DSL to Comcast Cable >>>> internet. >>>> Got the Comcast up and running on a single PC. >>>> Changed m0n0wall from PPPoE to DHCP, and entered the MAC from the >>>> Rebooted both m0n0wall and the cable modem a LOT. >>>> Tried setting the hostname too. Also did a factory reset on the >>>> SB5100, and left it powered off for 5 minutes so it would "forget" >>>> the MAC from the setup, and then configuring m0n0wall to not fake >>>> the MAC. Just can't get it to work. >>>> >>>> Now when I configure my DLink 524 to do DHCP and plug the cable >>>> modems ethernet into the WAN port there, everying it just fine. >>>> >>>> Are there any tips/tricks getting m0n0wall to work with DHCP/cable >>>> versus of PPPoe? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> - >>> To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch >>> For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> > > |