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Network Question

Hi there,

i have a net with clients in 192.168.0 and a router on 192.168.0.1 which has a permanent connection to the internet!

Now i want to use ASL to secure the net!

My ASL maschine has 2 NICs, one on 192.168.0.100 (Internal)! Does the second NIC needs 192.168.0.1 or another adress?

Is it possible to run ASL in such a net?

Bye Baschi

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0 QVICIO over 21 years ago

yes, check http://docs.astaro.org
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0 karabela over 21 years ago in reply to QVICIO

http://docs.astaro.org/ASL-V5_guides/DSL_network/
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0 karabela over 21 years ago in reply to QVICIO

http://docs.astaro.org/ASL-V5_guides/DSL_network/
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0 Baschi over 21 years ago in reply to karabela

Thanks for your answers!

But http://docs.astaro.org/ASL-V5_guides/DSL_network/Guide-EN-ASL-V5_DSL.pdf is only for dail up DSL! I have a permanent connection on my router, so my router has an IP adress in my LAN!
And now i dont know how i have to config my external NIC in my ASL maschine!
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0 karabela over 21 years ago in reply to Baschi

what kind of a router you have. does it have a static ip or dynamic(gets from the isp)

or you want to conig it as follows..
router external ?
router internal 192.168.0.1
asl external ip 192.168.0.2/24
asl external gw 192.168.0.1

maybe you can even use your asl instead of the router.
more info please!
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0 Baschi over 21 years ago in reply to karabela

Hi,

i wanted to use ASL in this way:

Internal 192.168.2.0
External static from Provider (internal adress: 192.168.0.1)

But my problem is no more!

THANKS
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