We have multiple networks that get routed through a switch to the ASG7.
example: internal eth0-192.168.50.0 and we need to add 192.168.70.0 to that interface. How would we do that?
Select the "Additional Addresses" tab and add a sub-interface to the primary NIC, or you can configure another NIC on the system, if it's free, with the other network information. If you are using VLANs, you can assign any NIC as a VLAN, and add additional VLANs to it.
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no, is not a problem - you give a address and a netmask, and a netmask different from 32 is a network!
so the address given is just the astaro "presence" in the whole net, defined by the netmask
rgds, a.
Ok, once I have done that, does that mean that the enduser should be able to ping the address of the astaro and when the enduser adds the astaro address to the proxy, that they should be able to get out?
Ok, once I have done that, does that mean that the enduser should be able to ping the address of the astaro and when the enduser adds the astaro address to the proxy, that they should be able to get out?
Ping is only possible if you have ICMP/Ping enabled (Disabled by default, as far as I can remember).
If you want to enable the proxy for the users of the 70.-net, you should define this network in definitions/network, allow the proxy use for this network and create a new masquerading rule for this network under network security/NAT.
