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On Wednesday 03 November 2004 19:22, David Bell wrote:
On Wednesday 03 November 2004 8:18 am, Neil Stone wrote:Better idea... use the ADSL modem you have on eth on the IPCop (v1.4 is out now in case you don't kow) that way the IPCop will continue to act as router, and firewall. You could lash out on a n other device, but you have the technology already there...Thanks Neil, I'm using v1.4. Perhaps I'm missing something here (probably - as I've got a rotten cold /brain/nul), but isn't that what Alex suggested, i.e. add a <red> NIC to my IPcop box and connect to the router/modem using 10.0.0.1/10.0.0.2 as addresses? David
Where possable set the red interface to DHCP, and if supported get the modem to act as a bridge (true modems do this) This way the red interface will have the external IP address... -- Neil Stone Systems Administrator Adaptive Linux Solutions =============================================================================== Adaptive provide Information Technology Systems based on Linux and Open Source Software. To find out how your organisation could benefit from the reliability, flexibility and cost effective nature of Linux and Open Source Software. .~. Call: 0808 1560101 /V\ Fax: 01884 841336 // \\ Email: info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /( )\ Visit: http://www.adaptive-it.co.uk ^`~'^ "Creating satisfied customers by providing the highest level of customer service, and reliable, high performance IT solutions" ===============================================================================
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