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[ILUG] Smoothwall

[ILUG] Smoothwall

Niall O Broin niall at linux.ie
Sun Sep 12 18:53:35 IST 2004


On 12 Sep 2004, at 22:11, David wrote:

> I managed to get smoothie installed and working  and am pinging 
> sucessfully between the linux box and windoze.  however internet is 
> not working.
> Ive set up the two interface example from the smoothwall site and 
> carefully went through it and all seems correct and understandable 
> apart from this.  The two interface example they give is where the two 
> interfaces are in a seperate box.

Yes - they're in the smoothwall box

> The example gives
>
> eth 0 dchp
> eth 1 10.10.10.254
> pc 1  10.10.10.1
> pc 2  10.10.10.2
>
> thus the gateway is 10.10.10.254
>
> in my case the situ is
>
> eth 0 dchp
> eth 1 198.162.0.1
> pc 2  198.162.0.2
>
> So the gateway should be in theory 198.168.0.1 but is this possible?

Why shouldn't it be?

> Im also getting the following warning on shorewall start

Where are you running shorewall ?

> Warning: default route on interface eth1 to 0.0.0.0/24 (all) from 
> 192.168.0.0./24 through eth0 is ignored
>
> This after masqurading is processed.
>
> Im guessing both issues are linked?

Possibly - but without more detail, who can say? If your smoothwall box 
has dhcp on eth0, and is getting an IP from your provider, then boxes 
on your green lan should be able to get internet access using the green 
IP of the smoothwall box (198.162.0.1 in your situation, 10.10.10.254 
in the example you gave).


Niall




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