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Hello

I have the following 10.0.0.0/8 Linux network behind a linux firewall.
I am using iptables/NAT-MASQ (via arno's firewall script) to do port
forwarding to the WWW, e-mail, etc. servers off one IP. All that works well.

My problem is that I now have to provide internet access into an
internal router that is a gateway to a 10.0.0.0/8 network. I have more
public IPs so I hope there is some way to forward, tunnel or bridge to
do this.

WWW<-->
       (eth0)[Firewall](eth1)<-->(eth0)[WWW Server](eth1)
                                        <--> Internal Network <--> router
                        <--> customer 10.0.0.0/8 network.

In the internal network I have a dial on demand router that is also
doing NAT 10.0.0.0/8. The customer would prefer not to renumber.

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THe Masquerade HOW TO kinda talks doing this with iptables. Does anybody
have an idea that I could try?

Thank You

Quote:> WWW<-->
>        (eth0)[Firewall](eth1)<-->(eth0)[WWW Server](eth1)
>                             <--> Internal Network <--> router
> <--> customer 10.0.0.0/8 network.

> In the internal network I have a dial on demand router that is also
> doing NAT 10.0.0.0/8. The customer would prefer not to renumber.

Is the "Internal Network" above a real network or is it just
a description that from here on your internal net begins?

You talk about an internal router and a dial on demand router
above, are these two routers or are you talking about the same
one?

What sense does it make to have a dial on demand router in
an internal network? Do you have two direct connections to
the Internet, one via the Firewall and a second one via
your dial on demand router?

You see, still lots of confusion here on my side. :-)
I guess you need to better explain and give more information
about your current setup and about what you want to achieve.

Ciao, Horst
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