Greetings,
I feel like a tool that after 7 hours of trial and error, this will be my first post. I am a new ASG user. Up until yesterday, I have been using Untangle. I am a novice in networking terms, but can find my way around. ASG however, seems to present things a bit differently then I am used to.
Please keep in mind, I've gone from Linksys routers, to Linksys dd-wrt routers, to Ubuntu Server, to Untangle on a DL380G4 to ASG (for home usage)... Nothing that has really forced me to get my hands dirty.
I am fairly certain this is nothing more than a routing issue. As only the standard Packet Filters were installed, no NAT rules were added and I did not add any Masquerading or DNAT/SNAT. I do not have web filtering enabled either.
ASG did download its patches and updates. I can ping or traceroute from WebAdmin to the Internet or back to a workstation on my LAN. I can not however, get to the internet from any computer on my LAN, though they do get DHCP/DNS etc...
I did download the manual and read through the forum for examples, but can't seem to find the right flow of eth0, eth1 and the IP of my telco gateway.
For example sake, this is how I would be configured:
Telco Gateway - 192.168.0.4
DL380 eth0 (ext) - 192.168.0.5
DL380 eth1 (int) - 192.168.1.5 (DHCP, DNS, WebAdmin etc... are all off this NIC)
I used Untangle for quite a while and have forgotten, but it must have used bridging. All my IP's were on one subnet in that setup. After a failed first attempt, I read that I needed to configure it this way, so my apologies if this is incorrect also.
I just want to get from my switches --> eth1 out eth0 in the Telco Gateway and surf the internet. Nothing fancy.
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