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eth0 connected to switch which is windows terminal connecting to and eth1 connected to internet i can ping eth0 for lan connection but once i tried to connect to internet nothings happen what would i do??? PREROUTING??
I don't understand what you are saying, but you seem to be having trouble setting up a proxy server. Read through this tutorial and see if you cannot make your question clearer.
my linux have two network cards, the one is connection to switch that is connected to several pc(windows) and the other one is for internet. i can access my linux box thru network but if i try to use internet server not found. what should i do
Last edited by methoxcy; 12-04-2007 at 12:46 AM.
Reason: missing words
Ahhh... you want to share your linux boxes internet connection with your LAN... that means you want to configure an internet gateway. You do this with IP forwarding in iptables.
IP forwarding does not happen in iptables. iptables is only a packet inspecting subsystem. First answer, if your clients have valid ip address why do you want to use a linux box as a gateway? Second, if you want to do so you need some setting on your box and some setting on your provider gateway, it means that provider should route all packets of your class to your gateway and vice versa (i.e. they should set your gateway address as default gateway for your subnet.) it is better that set a pair of none valid ip address on your gateway and peer gateway only for routing purpose.
Your previous post also marked urgent. You were politely asked not to mark thread as urgent and yet you persist. This is extremely rude. Please do not mark thread urgent - they are not urgent to other users here.
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