Very Computer

Hello everybody

I'm almost there just 1 more problem to solve:
Situation:

external network -> ISP gateway x.x.x.65/29
    |                            network x.x.x.64/29
    |                           Broadcast x.x.x.71/29
    |
    | eth0
--------------------------------
|ETH0 -> IP: x.x.x.66 / 29        |
|                                                |
|                                                |   ETH1 -> IP: x.x.x.70 /
29
| ETH2 -> ip: 192.168.1.1 / 24 | --------------------
----------------------------------                            |

|

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BOX (WWW):

eth0 -> IP: x.x.x.67 / 29

GW x.x.x.65

Using the following arp commands / route commands on the firewall i can ping
both way's:
    arp -v -i eth0 -Ds x.x.x.67 eth0 pub
    route add -net x.x.x.64 netmask 255.255.255.248 dev eth0
    route add -host x.x.x.67 dev eth1

Now I can ping from the firewall to www box and from www box to firewall !
At the firewall I can ping several different hosts on the internet
but at the www box I can't ping outside. The only machine I can ping is my
firewall...

(THERE ARE NO IPTABLE rules !!)

Does anybody know what i'm doing wrong !
I think it is a routing problem on the www box but I really don't know what
the default gateway is the same as on the firewall.

Nico Houben

I strongly recommend to not mix networks. Juist assign eth2 th address of
eth0 or eth1.

Quote:> Does anybody know what i'm doing wrong !
> I think it is a routing problem on the www box but I really don't know what
> the default gateway is the same as on the firewall.

You must eighter give the firewall as the default gateway, or add a proxy
arp to the internal interface for the isp routers address.

Greetings
Bernd