Hi guys,I have two network interfaces, say eth0 and eth1, where eth0 uses dhcp and eth1 has a static IP. When I ifdown eth1 and ifup eth1, the internet access from eth0 just becomes not... [by zeonjeng]
I have some problems connecting a Playstation to my VPN via another PC.
Hardware:
PC that should route incoming traffic from the Playstation to VPN:
eth0 - connected to the internet
eth1 - connected with my Playstation.
Hello everybody! The problem is:
I've got ubuntu server machine with 2 eth interfaces ex: eth0, eth1.
eth0-internet, eth1-lan.
And also I've got pptp connection to internet connection through eth0.
In iptables I've got two nat rules for both eth1->ppp, eth1->eth0(reason: if ppp connection died). In eth1 network I've got audiocodes mp-201 VoIP to analog adapter.
Scenario:
I have one ubuntu server with two interfaces eth0 and eth1.
eth0 = public ip(external ip...lets say 77.77.77.77)
eth1 = intranet network(192.168.1.1)
I would like to forward all incoming traffic on port 2222 on my eth0(meaning all outside traffic that comes to 77.77.77.77) to some ip in my intranet network:192.168.1.8 on port 80.
Current firewall settings look like:
:INPUT ACCEPT
Scenario:
eth0 = LAN
eth1 = Internet
eth2 = Internet
I would like to force all traffic from eth0 between ports 1-443 through eth1 and the rest on eth2.
i am having Ubuntu box with two nic,eth0:for private and eth1 for public with static ip assigned.
on eth0:192.168.30.1
eth1:x.x.106.111
I want to set this box as Default gateway for all the other machines and wan to do NAT ing on it.
But after assigning Ip address in eth1 i am not able to ping 192.168.30.0 network and Public Ips.
route
default x.x.106.1 iface eth1
x.x.106.0 * 255.255.255.
I have a question.
I have a ubuntu server(GW0).
Interesting issue, I figured I'd look into it if I ever run into it it would be good knowledge to have. I have eth0 not connected and wlan0 connected to the internet. This is backwards, but tells you how to connect via hardline and make your box a router basically:http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-ubu … ess-point/But, that's 180 degrees from what I would be looking for...&#
I use Ubuntu, and I have many interfaces.
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