Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 08:32:18 -0800 (PST) From: Fabio Miranda <fmirand@yahoo.com> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: routed questions Message-ID: <20000221163218.9458.qmail@web122.yahoomail.com>
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Hi, I'm setting up a web server, I'll have a leased line from my local Telco, using hdlc protocol. The sync leased line will be recived by a wan routing card (etinc). the diagrama is something like: Internet <-> (TELCO)Cisco 4500 <-> DSU/CSU <-> leased line <-> (MY OFFICE) <-> DSU/CSU <-> Wan's server card <-> my lan. We only have one server, so, all the packages that comes from internet will go to the server and sent to itself or throught the others client in the lan. I'll have assigned 6 ip, but, for the beginning, i'll only use one. This one will use to register a domain, recive mail and do natd to the others clients. Anyone know how is the configuration of routed?, well, i am reading a book about tcp/ip routing (douglas e. comer), so i know the "theory", but, anyway, i dont know especial parametres for my needs. more about my network: Internet <-> R:200.30.54.1 Wan<->R:200.30.54.5 <-> Lan or: Internet <-> (200.30.55.10) FreeBSD (192.168.10.1) <-> 192.168.0.2/4 let's say my Telco network is: 200.30.55.1 .... 200.3055.255 Let'say my ip are: 200.30.55.10 trought 200.30.54.15 so, let's say hola.com is registered to 200.30.55.10, so if a client ask for it on a webbrowser, his resolver point it to 200.30.54.10, the package travels to my Telco cisco's and come to my netowork( masquerading the subnet) and ask to 200.30.54.10:530 where's 200.30.54.10, so routed tells it's the same server and pass it to named, and, so on, the web server respond the query. Is that the way my network will work? What would be my subnet anyway if telco's ip are 200.30.54.1/255 ? On 200.30.54.10, the Ip of the only server, these daemons will take place: httpd: www.hola.com vhosts: www.hallo.com natd: To the 4 clients on the lan side firewall: To the 4 clients on the lan side proxy: To the 4 clients, to reduce bandwidtch mail: for hosts and vhosts pop3: pop3 extensions ok, Is there any trouble to run all these services in the same IP and in the same server? Anyone know where can i a type of "routed how-to" or something? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
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