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How to set up a transfer net

I read a lot about a transfer net (I mean many people are talking about it). Now I got it and want to set it up. But somehow it does not work. What I did is:

How do I tell the ASL to put a.b.173.0 "through" to the DMZ? Is there any manual how to set this up correct? I didnt find it anywhere. Or can someone please give me an example?

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0 DFR_01 over 23 years ago

Why don't tou use proxy arp?

That way you don't need to set a transfer net.

Just check the proxy arp case in the Ethernet facing to your router.

It will accept all packets for those IPs it has routes for.
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0 Marius over 23 years ago in reply to DFR_01

I want to keep the whole a.b.173.0, when using ARP I have to split the net and lose IP-Adresses by that way.
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0 Marius over 23 years ago in reply to DFR_01

I want to keep the whole a.b.173.0, when using ARP I have to split the net and lose IP-Adresses by that way.
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0 tom_01 over 23 years ago in reply to Marius

ASL will automatically route the network on to the right interface when it is a member of that network.

The config you posted is correct. Does the router route a.b.173.0/24 to a.b.175.74 ?

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0 Marius over 23 years ago in reply to tom_01

Yes, that was it. The routing was wrong. Now it works. Thanks.
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