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Internal Clients can't access external router without masquerading

K Haxan
Hi,

  I'm testing Astaro 3.2, my routing table is:

x.x.x.100 dev eth2  scope link
x.x.x.129 dev eth0  scope link
x.x.x.129 dev eth1  scope link
x.x.x.129 dev eth0  scope link  src x.x.x.145
x.x.x.128/29 dev eth2  scope link
x.x.x.136/29 dev eth1  scope link
x.x.x.144/29 dev eth0  scope link  src x.x.x.145
192.168.0.0/24 dev eth0  scope link
127.0.0.0/8 dev lo  scope link
default via x.x.x.100 dev eth2

(i'm using the same class C subnetted )

From one internal computer with 192.168.0.2 and masq activated i can ping my router x.x.x.100 without problem. But some of the pc's in my inside lan need real ip address without masq, and it's not working in that way.

Any ideas will be appreciated...

Thanks,

K Haxan


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    As I've seen on Masq tab you can masq one or more
    eth cards or networks ; so if you
    define one network for your masq-lan and another
    for your real IP-lan I think you resolve this
    problem but only if the masq-lan is connected to one card and the real IP-lan to another card.
    I hope this should be right for you (just an idea).
    ciao