Re: routing and wireless security (SOLVED)

Benedict Verheyen wrote: >> 2. DDTC (Dynamic Dns) >> I used a script that send my public ip back to http://www.ddts.net >> where i >> had a hostname associated with my server. Now my router has that >> external >> ip and not my gateway server. The router has support for Dynamic DNS >> but the >> ma

Re: routing and wireless security

Benedict Verheyen wrote: > As for my questions: > 1. ROUTING I solved all this by changing the ip of eth1 to 192.168.1.1 and thus really assigning a different network to eth1. Then i changed all scripts that used to have the 192.168.0.1 ip in them. (grep "192.168.0.1" -R /etc) and it all worked.

routing and wireless security

Hi, I just got my wireless network up and running: cablemodem attached to a DLink DI-624+ that gets an ip from my isp in the range 81.x.x.x and an internal ip 192.168.0.3. When my network was still wired, i used a gateway server with 2 nics to do the same as the router. Now eth0 of that server has