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Nosf3ratu
Hi all.

I downloaded the latest version last night and burned the iso using k3b from my debian box, but the disk is not bootable.  Is this normal?  Also, the box that will be my router only has 64M of ram, but this router will only serve as a glorified Linksys router; just a little bit of NAT and port forwarding, nothing fancy.  Can I get by with only 64M, and should I perhaps download v4.x instead of 5.x? (Less hw req's).


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  • 0 in reply to William Warren
    Well, I installed Astaro anyway, since I already had the cd downloaded, but...
    now that it's up, I can't do anything with it.  My astaro box is set up as 192.168.1.1, subnet 255.255.255.0, bcast 192.168.1.255.  My client machine (one of them) is 192.168.1.77, same subnet and bcast as astaro.  I can't ping Astaro, I can't log in through https://192.168.1.1/, I can't do anything.
  • 0 in reply to Nosf3ratu
    i bet your issue is the 96 megs of ram..what cpu are you using ?

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  • 0 in reply to William Warren
    600mhz celeron (coppermine). Actually, it's not the ram...it was me being retarded. I was using regular cat5. I've now got a switch hooked up and I can log on to the Astaro box, however, the internal machines cannot reach the internet...s'pose I have some docs to read...
  • 0 in reply to Nosf3ratu
    You will need to create a masquerade rule that will NAT the internal network against the external interface. Something like this will do the trick:

    LOCAL_NAT  Internal_Network__ -> All / All  MASQ__External  None

    Then you need packet filtering permissions to let your traffic through. To get you started, a filter rule such as:

    Internal_Network_  Any Any Allow

    will let all the traffic from your internal net out.
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