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rjspence said: > C. Falconer wrote: >> Gidday all - Is it possible for m0n0wall to handle two IPs on one >> cablemodem? I want to do this: >> >> {Teh `net} >> | >> ep0 10 Mbit ISA 3com nic >> | >> m0n0wall 1.1 pc img on a PII 266 with 192 Mb, 8 Mb CF boot. >> | | | | | >> xl0 xl1 xl2 xl3 wi0 >> | | x x | >> | | Not Used Wireless on Captive Portal >> | | >> | LUG server (one real world IP) >> | >> My lan 10.28.0.0/16 >> >> So that the LUG server has its own IP and all ports on that IP are 1:1 >> NAT to that machine, and everything from 10.28.0.0/16 works like >> normal? > Sure. You can have a hundred IP's. What's the issue? I've had a response from my ISP - they will not provide a second public IP on the cablemodem. I would have to get a second connection, cablemodem, monthly fee, etc, which I can't afford. So now I have fewer options. Having both criggie.dyndns.org and shell.canterbury.lug.org.nz resolve to 202.0.42.116 is easy. Can anything do server NAT based on the hostname asked for? I think not. I could simply use a bunch of other ports for services, so that ssh is on port 27 and so on. However that probably won't look good for web pages. Can m0n0wall and apache handle it by having a VirtualHost section then redirecting to a different internal IP? Likewise the MTA will need to know how to do similar funky things. Am I pissing in the wind? |