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[SOLVED]How to access network on different subnet?

lejzer
Hi,

I have the following scenario:

192.168.2.x (internal LAN, eth0)
83.x.x.x (external, eth1)
172.16.0.x (wireless, eth2 VLAN 20)

I want to let the wireless clients have access to the internal lan (servers etc). They must be able to do lookups on the dns too. Let's say i have a server named fileserver at 192.168.2.10. Then a nslookup or ping should correctly resolve this server from the wireless subnet.

Do i have to masq the net, or what do i have to do to make this work the way i want?

Thanks in advance.

/ Martin


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    Packet filter rule: '[172.16.0.x] -> Any -> [192.168.2.x] : Allow'.  For some applications on a server in [192.168.2.x], you may need a rule '[Server] -> [Service] -> [172.16.0.x] : Allow', but that's rare.

    Also, add [172.16.0.x] to 'Allowed Networks' in DNS Proxy.

    I don't think masqing is necessary.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Bob,

    Thanks. Didn't thought it would be that easy, but it was! [:)]

    Thanks alot.