I've tried to diagram this as best I can using ASCII...ugh...Ive tried a bunch of stuff and searched through the
documentation but I don't do this stuff every day so I'm hoping someone could give me a high-level what components all need
to be configured to make this work...
+---------+ +---------+
|216.2.x.x| |216.1.x.x|
+----+----+ +----+----+
| |
+---+---+-------+---+---+
| WAN 1 |******x| WAN 2 +---------+
+---+---+-------+---+---+ |
| | |
+---+---+ +---+---+ +-------+
| LAN =- - - -= DMZ | | DMZ2 |
+---+---+ +---+---+ +---+---+
| | |
+=======+ /==+==\ /==+==\
= router = = FTP = = WEB =
+==+=+==+ \=====/ \=====/
| | | |
A B C D
A-D = PC's, etc.
To explain...
I have two WAN connections (two separate public IP's). I am currently using one for my normal network, and it works great! Now I want to throw in an FTP server in a DMZ. But I want it to use a different uplink than my LAN's uplink (point here is so traffic doing FTP won't affect my normal network, and vice-versa)
So...I have an interface created for WAN 2 and an interface called DMZ, but that's as far as I can get it working...or rather, not working haha!
I want to start by allowing SSH from my internal network (LAN) to go to my FTP server, so naturally I created the packet filters to allow it, tried it, scratched my head and
did some digging and realized I needed to configure more, so I went and added DNAT, took away DNAT, added masquerading, added DNAT, took away, etc. etc. I'm just blindly trying one thing after the next...Who knows what the odds of getting it right are (I think I might buy a lottery ticket instead!). So I'm wondering if there is a guide that explains how to setup a second interface as a DMZ uplink...Anyone?
By the way I had this PERFECT in a notepad file, copied and pasted it here and lost a bunch of the spacing and stuff...oh well, I tried to tidy it up a bit...Lemme know if it's waaaay unclear or whatever...I could do a visio and slap it up instead I suppose if that helps...?
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