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Add new interface.. and the web admin doesnt works

I've just added a new interface on eth2 just when i tried to switch it to interface up the web admin crashed and even after restart i cannot connect to web admin.

I still have the command line. What should i do ?

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0 InlineFive over 19 years ago in reply to KKnecht

Are you trying to do load balancing on the LAN? [:S]e.
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0 caponord over 19 years ago in reply to KKnecht

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Then i plugged the cable to the switch (i have to say that is the same switch

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NEVER put two interfaces in the same switch !!

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Ok. Now i understand.
And should i assign both to external and internal interface the same family address ?

Ex: ETH0 (INT) 192.168.12.100
ETH1 (EXT) 192.168.12.200
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0 KKnecht over 19 years ago in reply to caponord

You should not !!
If you are using the Firewall in "normal" router mode
(means, just installed it, nothing like 'Transparent Mode' configured), you have to do something like this:

Example:
ETH0 (INT) 192.168.12.254
ETH1 (EXT) 192.168.13.254

Do you have a router on the EXT interface ?
Then you need to configure ETH1 and the router to the same subnet.
If you are using kind of PPPoE, then the firewall will get an IP from provider.
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0 caponord over 19 years ago in reply to KKnecht

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Example:
ETH0 (INT) 192.168.12.254
ETH1 (EXT) 192.168.13.254

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Ok. I think that the netmask on both interfaces should be like 255.255.255.0 (Because if i try with 255.255.0.0 i got a crash).
Right ?
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0 manson over 19 years ago in reply to caponord

right...
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