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StupidNoob 03-23-2007 10:57 PM

Ipcop
 
hello,

i'm trying to setup ipcop as a firewall. I have a modem(red)---ipcop box---- linksys router(green network)

Now my problem is after it goes through the install and it goes straight to configuring the green interface. i enter the ip and then it start to install grub. isn't it to ask me what zone i want to have?

Also i get no internet connection at all when i run the connection through ipcop. The local network light on modem goes dead and same thing on the linksys router

suggestion or ideas?

{BBI}Nexus{BBI} 03-24-2007 04:23 PM

After you have assigned the local lan card, you go back into setup and select then configure the card you wish to use for the internet connection.

StupidNoob 03-25-2007 03:24 PM

ok im an idiot didnt read what it was telling me. Ok so i pick the green and red one red being internet. I go to configure the cards and the only card it pickup is the green one. (Which is connected to the modem) wtf?


also the lights on the back are not lighting up. do you think my nic card is bad or something?




btw when i installed ip cop i gave my router for my green zone a statip address then hooked it back up to my network and when i tried connecting to the internet it conflicted with my modem.


basicly they were trying to assign my network computers an ip and clashed. Any way to fix this cause i have a feeling it going to happen when i do get my ipcop box working.

acid_kewpie 03-25-2007 03:37 PM

why is the green interface connected to a modem? what does this modem do? you also have a seperate rouer? what's that doing? logically red is for the most dangerous interface, i.e. the internet, the untrusted side. green is for the safest part, i.e. you.

StupidNoob 03-25-2007 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by acid_kewpie
why is the green interface connected to a modem? what does this modem do? you also have a seperate rouer? what's that doing? logically red is for the most dangerous interface, i.e. the internet, the untrusted side. green is for the safest part, i.e. you.

I not sure why it assign the green to the modem. i guessing my network card might be bad or something. i have to test it.

my setup goes like this

modem(Internet/red) ---------- ipcop--------(router/green) for desktop and wireless signal

gtjr92 03-25-2007 11:05 PM

when you go in to setup choose the network card option and then you can scan for your cards
then assign the ip's/network to the cards.
This is very easy to set up if you read the options during setup, instead of just clicking without reading

acid_kewpie 03-26-2007 02:12 AM

hmm, ok, well note that in this scenario your router should NOT be routing. you should really only be using it as a switch and AP. plug the green interface into one of the switch ports on it, assumign there are some, not the wan ethernet port.

StupidNoob 03-26-2007 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by acid_kewpie
hmm, ok, well note that in this scenario your router should NOT be routing. you should really only be using it as a switch and AP. plug the green interface into one of the switch ports on it, assumign there are some, not the wan ethernet port.

fixed it now and now my laptop in DMZ mode wtf?


NVM

StupidNoob 03-28-2007 06:47 PM

ok problem i got the linksys router to turn of dhcp but now my gateay assign my laptop to dmz mode. i not understanding why:S


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