In , on
08/03/05
   at 01:23 PM, "Don(ald) O. Woodall"
 said:

>     Wrapping messed things up.  That should read:

I recommend you do the following:

 - add the IP address of each NIC port to your diagram because
   it will help you visualize what you need to do
 - use
     netstat -r
   to ensure that the routing you defined in setup.cmd is
   really what you meant

You probably want the default route on the client to send all packets out
on the NIC port that eventually connects to the firewall computer.

Once you get this set up correctly, you should have no trouble setting up
the routing on the firewall computer to get the packets back.

BTW, it's not clear to me if you intend to leave Injoy active or you are
going to use the DLink's firewall.  You can do it either way. I use just
the DLink because it has no connection limits.

Steven

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