Wait a minute, you still have your router in the network?

Regards, Mathias

2005/11/17, Sasa Stupar <sasa at stupar dot homelinux dot net>:
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> --On 17. november 2005 20:32 +0100 Toni Carbonell
> <tcarbonell at accesinformatic dot com> wrote:
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> > Hi. I'm new with m0n0... yes.. the typical guy who asks basic questions,
> > that maybe have been answered before but the so called "new bie" didn't
> > find in the forum...
> > so... sorry for my question and with no more preamble.. here I go!
> >
> > I discovered m0n0 yesterday. I think that it will match my needs. I have
> > a DSL connection with static IP and a LAN.
> > I have a new PC with 2 ethernet cards, a floppy and a CD with m0n0.
> > I have done some basic configuration: assigned LAN and WAN adapters with
> > the correct IPs and created two "critical" rules: allow any conection
> > from/to any port in both adapters.
> > I can ping from the LAN to the LAN adapter in the m0n0 PC... but I can't
> > access internet.
> > LAN PCs have the LAN IP of m0n0 as the gateway.
> > What is wrong?.. I know that is dificult to say, but maybe someone can
> > give me some light.
> >
> > The strange thing is that from the m0n0 console I can't ping anything...
> > every test reports "timeout"
> >
> > Maybe the problem is the wan configuration? The WAN IP is my static IP,
> > and the mask and gateway the same that works in my actual router.
> >
> > any hint?
> >
> > anyone from Spain with Telefonica DSL Static IP connection?
> >
> > Thanks and hope that soon I can answer questions the the group.
> >
>
> Have you check this <http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook-single/#id2618475>?
>
> Regards,
> Sasa
>
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