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Can someone please tell me if this is correct?

hondaman
I just switched from SBC to Comcast.  With SBC, all I had is a modem, and my external nic connected to that with a PPOE configuration.  NOW, I have a Comcast router (not just a modem anymore).  The router wont bridge, so I have to let it do its routing thing.  What Ive done is this:

My internet network card ip in astaro is the same, 192.168.0.253
My external card is now changed from ppoe to just a standard NIC, with the IP of 192.168.1.253, gw 192.168.1.254  The Comcast router internal IP I set to 192.168.1.254.

This all seems to work ok, but is it the *right* way to do it?  Is there a better way?


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    It sounds like you've got it set up OK (and you say everything seems to work). I've got a Cisco 678 DSL router set up this way and it works fine, there's an extra layer of NAT, but it doesn't hurt anything.
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    It sounds like you've got it set up OK (and you say everything seems to work). I've got a Cisco 678 DSL router set up this way and it works fine, there's an extra layer of NAT, but it doesn't hurt anything.
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