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How to change Internet routing ?

Hi,

I do have an internal LAN (192.168.1.1) a WAN (going to my DSL modem) and an external LAN (192.168.178.1 with internet DSL Router) on my Astaro. All works fine with masquerading to access any IP's on the external LAN.
By default all internet traffic goes through my WAN port.

My question:
How do I route the all Internet traffic for one host (internal LAN 192.168.1.45) through the DSL Router 192.168.178.1 on the external LAN ?

Thanks:

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0 BAlfson over 15 years ago

Since you are double NATting, you must set up port forwarding in both the router and the Astaro. Everything would be easier for you if you could put the DSL device in bridge mode and let the Astaro have the public IP on its External interface.

Cheers - bob
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0 asimov over 15 years ago

Thanks Bob,

Things are getting complicated, the external LAN is a WIFI connection (Long distance) with its own clients. The DSL Router (Fritzbox) cannot be put into Bridge mode since I am connected to it as a client ? I do not see to get this working using port forwarding.

Cheers C.
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0 BAlfson over 15 years ago

OK, that explains why I didn't really understand your situation in your first post. Still, I think you can achieve what you want by creating NAT rules in both the Astaro and the Fritzbox. I'm not familiar with the Fritzbox, but, if it is like a Linksys, they may lable it a "port forwarding" instead of a "NAT" configuration.

Cheer - Bob
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