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Connecting Network to Network to Internet

Post by Aram Mirzad » Wed, 21 May 1997 04:00:00



Greetings,

I'm having a strange problem.

I'm trying to connect a small NT/95/Linux machines to another network then
to the net via a 33.6 modem.  (Actually it's going to be 2 - 33.6 modems, but
I'll worry about load balancing later).

The NT network is basicly setup with no problem.  All the machines have the
NT server 4.0 as their default gateway, and it itself has IP forwarding turned
on.  

I have a 2nd class-c which I can use to dial up to the Main network.  That's
hooked to the net via a T1.

I setup an account called netppp on the linux server (redhat 4.1).  With the
following shell:

#!/bin/sh
su -c route add -net 207.140.187.0 gw pppnet.qosina.com dev ppp0
/usr/sbin/pppd proxyarp modem crtscts :pppnet.qosina.com. &

pppnet.qosina.com has a IP of 207.140.187.10.

pppd is suid root, and works fine for single user accounts.

However I can't get anywhere... all packets come back lost.  Including
from the NTserver 207.140.187.20 to my main server 207.140.174.10. :(

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Connecting Network to Network to Internet

Post by Karsten Jeppes » Thu, 22 May 1997 04:00:00



>Greetings,

>I'm having a strange problem.

>I'm trying to connect a small NT/95/Linux machines to another network then
>to the net via a 33.6 modem.  (Actually it's going to be 2 - 33.6 modems, but
>I'll worry about load balancing later).

>The NT network is basicly setup with no problem.  All the machines have the
>NT server 4.0 as their default gateway, and it itself has IP forwarding turned
>on.  

>I have a 2nd class-c which I can use to dial up to the Main network.  That's
>hooked to the net via a T1.

>I setup an account called netppp on the linux server (redhat 4.1).  With the
>following shell:

>#!/bin/sh
>su -c route add -net 207.140.187.0 gw pppnet.qosina.com dev ppp0
>/usr/sbin/pppd proxyarp modem crtscts :pppnet.qosina.com. &

>pppnet.qosina.com has a IP of 207.140.187.10.

>pppd is suid root, and works fine for single user accounts.

>However I can't get anywhere... all packets come back lost.  Including
>from the NTserver 207.140.187.20 to my main server 207.140.174.10. :(

The route can never be dev ppp0.
The modem is on the NT server not on your Linux.
So your Linux should say
/sbin/route add default gw 207.140.187.20  metric 1

BTW Correct me if I am wrong, but 207.140.187.20 is not on the same
net as 207.140.174.10.  Somewhere a router is needed.
But maybe you already have one.

karsten

 
 
 
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Connecting Network to Network to Internet

Post by Hubertus Alexander Hani » Sun, 25 May 1997 04:00:00




>>Greetings,

>>I'm having a strange problem.

>>I'm trying to connect a small NT/95/Linux machines to another network then
>>to the net via a 33.6 modem.  (Actually it's going to be 2 - 33.6 modems, but
>>I'll worry about load balancing later).

>>The NT network is basicly setup with no problem.  All the machines have the
>>NT server 4.0 as their default gateway, and it itself has IP forwarding turned
>>on.  

>>I have a 2nd class-c which I can use to dial up to the Main network.  That's
>>hooked to the net via a T1.

>>I setup an account called netppp on the linux server (redhat 4.1).  With the
>>following shell:

>>#!/bin/sh
>>su -c route add -net 207.140.187.0 gw pppnet.qosina.com dev ppp0
>>/usr/sbin/pppd proxyarp modem crtscts :pppnet.qosina.com. &

>>pppnet.qosina.com has a IP of 207.140.187.10.

>>pppd is suid root, and works fine for single user accounts.

>>However I can't get anywhere... all packets come back lost.  Including
>>from the NTserver 207.140.187.20 to my main server 207.140.174.10. :(

>The route can never be dev ppp0.
>The modem is on the NT server not on your Linux.
>So your Linux should say
>/sbin/route add default gw 207.140.187.20  metric 1

>BTW Correct me if I am wrong, but 207.140.187.20 is not on the same
>net as 207.140.174.10.  Somewhere a router is needed.
>But maybe you already have one.

>karsten

Correct me too, but it is the same net as far as I know.
With the netmask 255.255.0.0
 
 
 
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