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08-05-2003, 05:13 PM
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Thames Valley, UK
Distribution: RedHat from 4 -9, Fedora, Ubuntu, Centos 3 - 7, Puppy Linux, and lots of raspberry pi
Posts: 142
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ADSL RH9 and 3 NIC's
I have set up a server connected to a Conexant ADSL modem. The modem is set to get its ip by dhcp (although it is set to 10.0.0.2 by default for LAN). I then have it statically ip set for LAN allowing 10.0.0.3 (the server) to communicate with it.
My problem is that I have never set 3 NIC's up in the same PC. I have done 2 where the adsl router/modem has a static ip, and then I have had the other nic for the lan.
This time I only want 2 pc's to connect to the server without the need for a hub.
What is the best way to do this ? I don't want to use dhcp on the LAN side.
Do I have to assign a separate ip for each of the nic's ?
If so, should each windows pc should use that specific card's address as the gateway ? I take it I can't assign the same ip to all 3 nic's ?
Scratching my head for a while now and not getting too far. The server is on the internet no problem.
Finally (lots of questions I know !) is it right considering that I have set the modem to be dhcp assigned - should my linux box use the isp's dns - or just the modem's ip for dns ?
Thanks
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08-06-2003, 07:37 AM
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Thames Valley, UK
Distribution: RedHat from 4 -9, Fedora, Ubuntu, Centos 3 - 7, Puppy Linux, and lots of raspberry pi
Posts: 142
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Most important question is:
Do I have to assign a separate ip for each of the nic's and if so, should each windows pc should use that specific card's address as the gateway ?
If only that one gets answered I would be 100% better off than I am at the moment !
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