On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 04:18:29PM -0800, Steve Lee wrote:
> eth2 is a block of 8 ips from my isp.
> i'm running a small webserver, mailserver,
> off of these 207.113.56.128-135
>
> my internal network all point to
> 192.168.230.1 as the gateway.
> would i repoint them to 192.168.231.1
> if so, what happens to 230.1 ?
If you want to use two network cards on the local side of the server, then
you need to subnet your local LAN (create two discreet networks).
Computers on LAN A will have addresses in the 192.168.230.x range
Computers on LAN B will have addresses in the 192.168.231.x range
LAN A machines will be told that 192.168.230.1 is their default gateway.
LAN B machines will be told that 192.168.231.1 is their default gateway.
The Linux kernel takes care of the rest.
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Steve Borho
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