Hey Guys,
I've read a pile of threads and posts and .pdf files, but I just can't get this setup to click for me, so any ideas if you can...
This is my first time installing and using ASL and I haven't quite gotten it to work right yet. First, my setup: P3-450 w/ 256 megs of RAM on a 10 gig HD. I have 2 10/100 NICs in the system, both are recognized just fine.
Currently I have a cable modem with a non-static IP that feeds a Linksys 4 port Router that has a 16 port switch uplinked to it. My goal is a simple one: To eliminate my Lnksys Router and have my cable modem feed one NIC, and the second NIC attach to the 16 port switch so I have much better control of things in my LAN.
After installing ASL I only had 1 Network-> Interface. (Internal on eth0 - 192.168.1.99/255.255.255.0) I added a 2nd Interface (External on eth1 - 10.0.0.1/255.255.255.0) How do I know what IP to use here? Should this be my external IP? (Dynamically assigned by my cable modem?) I've seen a lot of 10.x.x.x IPs, is this just a rule of thumb, guaranteed to work on my end?
I've tried adding a rule under Packet Filter -> Any/Any/Any/Allow and that still hasn't granted me any access.
I can't ping anything externally, I can't resolve any host names, I can't even try to use Up2Date Service. ("This Up2Date Server is emtpy or not available at the moment.")
I have a domain controller that currently acts as my DNS Server in my intranet, and yes, I've changed the settings on my TCP/IP Settings to hit my ASL server - no change.
I know it's something stupid and simple, but I have no clue where to start....
Any help would be greatly appreciated fellas...
Thanks,
- Magua
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