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Hello. I have a couple of issues and questions. First, I am providing internet access to some condominiums. I am giving IP's via DHCP provided from the m0n0 LAN port. However I will have to give public IPs to a couple of machines and have 8 IP's assigned to me (I don't have a routed subnet). My IP's are xxx.xxx.176.88/24 to xxx.xxx.176.92/24. mono (soekris 4501) is configured like this WAN xxx.xxx.176.88/24 LAN 192.168.5.1/24 OPT1 not configured ISP---(bridged)--DSL modem---(xx.xx.176.88/24)-----Mono--( lan192.168.5.1/24)-------switch------------custormers I would like to figure out the best way to 1) Provide NAT'd IP's ( think what I am doing is fine) 2) Provide public IP addresses to some customers (1:1 or snat?) 3) Be able to view the DSL Modem statistics by going to web configuration page (192.168.1.1) - DSL Modem is bridged, but can be reached via 192.168.1.1 on ethernet port. 4) What if anything should I use OPT1/DMZ for? I don't provide any e-mail services etc. I just let my ISP provide all of that. Most of the residents are students who have their own e-mail addresses etc and have no need for another one. So all I need to do is provide connectivity. Thanks! Aaron P.S. If anyone is curious, I am scrapping my 1.1/1.1 SDSL provider in favor of ADSL. The SDSL has a nasty feature of getting very high ping times when it is < 50% loaded. Pings will go to 200-400ms to the dsl gateway even with traffic shaping. The ADSL 3/768 is slower upstream, but I can pull or push near the max bandwidth and ping remain fairly stable. |