Give C a static IP address and block this ip using port 80 on the router
On 16/04/2008, Timothy Murphy <gayleard at eircom.net> wrote:
>>> I have 3 machines, call them A, B and C.
> A is connected to the internet through an ADSL modem.
> B is connected to A through ethernet.
> C connects to B through a PCI WiFi device on B.
>> B can connect to the internet through A.
> C can connect to A through B,
> but cannot connect to the internet through A.
>> Is this possible?
>> All machines are running Fedora-8.
>> There is a dhcpd server running on A,
> serving the ethernet LAN (192.168.2.0).
> There is also a firewall (shorewall) running on A,
> allowing packets on the ethernet LAN through to the internet.
>> There is also a dhcpd server running on B,
> serving the WiFi LAN (192.168.3.0).
>> But the packets on this second LAN cannot get through A to the internet,
> not surprisingly, probably, as there is no mention of this LAN
> on the firewall.
>> The usual prize for the first solution that works ...
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