[mdlug] Fire Wall rule

[David Lane]

Internet 
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LinkSys Wireless Router (Home & WireLess Clients (192.168.1.X))
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HomeOffice FireWall/Router --- (DMZ) Webserver (10.26.26.99)
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Private Home Office Subnet (10.26.10.X)

We have a Linksys Wireless router It is connected to Wow Internet Services. The MAC address is set and we have a static IP Address. For The "HomeNet" the IpAddress is 192.168.1.10 the rule to forward to the web server is working so when I hit 192.168.1.10:80 it farwards to 10.26.26.99. With the simple port forwarding from the linksys that should be fine.  

I can put a host in the 192.168.1.X and see the web server.  How ever I cant see the web server from the home office internal (10.26.10.X).  I can ping targets from the fire wall in each net. Each net has it's own hub and the mask is 255.255.255.0.

David C. Lane 


 



Jim <jbroughton at twmi.rr.com> wrote: David Lane wrote:
> I had to move to Suse Linux for my Fire Wall Needs from Ipcop.  With Suse I have more flexibility with Nic Cards.  And configuration.
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> In any case I neded help with a rule that will allow access from the private network 10.26.10.0 --> the web server 10.26.26.99 all ports.  
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> David 
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Explain a little more about your network topology. In other words how is 
your
network wired up. Nics, routers switches hosts blah etc. How many nics 
are in the server
box. Is the only difference the subnet?
 I can write the rules for you but I need more information.


Jim

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