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3 Networkcards and a public IP on External!

I have a problem connecting a server using Astaro 4.0 through PPoE.
I have installed 3 network cards.
1) "Internat" is using 10.0.10.0/24
2) "External" is PPoE and ISP assigned IP's. This means the card has a public IP (62.121.xxx.xxx)
3) "Optional" is using 192.168.2.0/24 Setup as a DHCP Server.

Networkcard 1) and 3) are not allowed to access eachother or even see eachother.

I guess it's a DNS issue because I can only access certain pages (ie. most .dk and some .com) at this point.

When I use Web2Date the connection is fine.
I have tried almost everything to get a 100% access from the "Internal/trusted" and the "Optional" network, but until now without success.

I have setup Masqurade for both networkcards, made rules and trued every Proxy (DNS, HTTP:with transparant).
Even reinstalled the thing 3 times.

So in short; HEELP
What am I forgetting?

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0 William Warren over 21 years ago

try setting up the dns proxy and then have you client mahcines point to the ASL as their dns server..this may help alleviate your issue..
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0 PentaCon over 21 years ago in reply to William Warren

Thanks for the Quick response. But Im sad to say, that I have already tried that, but Im a bit confused about the gateways!!
At the moment network 1) and 3) have their own IP as gateway. Is this wrong?
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0 PentaCon over 21 years ago in reply to William Warren

Thanks for the Quick response. But Im sad to say, that I have already tried that, but Im a bit confused about the gateways!!
At the moment network 1) and 3) have their own IP as gateway. Is this wrong?
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