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https://www.centos.org – I am in the process of improving my systems and mostly migrating to linux and have two main problems.I have a private network which is not connected to the internet. On this are two se... [by LearningCurve] (Distributions)

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I have an Ubuntu Server 12.04, with two network cards:

eth0 is connected to the internet eth1 is connected to a private network (192.168.10.1)

The server is configured as a gateway and hosts DNS and DHCP fro the private network. Computers in the private network (say with IP address 192.168.10.50) can successfully connect to the internet.

I have 2 servers running CentOS 6

I have a server A, that has 2 network cards. eth0 is a private test network. eth1 is the corporate network, where a proxy server must be used to access the internet. On this server I use

export http_proxy=http://proxyserver:3128/

and am able to access the internet.

I have a server B that has 1 network card.

I'm having a weird problem with my server. The server is inside my network, connected to a 3com switch which is connected to the router that handles the internet connection.

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This is my first post to these forums.

I have a remote network (A) that is connected to a head office (B) through a private network. Network A only has 1 PC that requires the connection, and this is into a terminal server at network B.

We want to save money by getting rid of the private network as only 1 PC now access it and it seems silly to pay ~$400 per month for something that is accessed by 1 PC.

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