Re: Re: 3 NIC's
  By: Sniper to Moon Raker on Fri Mar 17 2006 08:16 pm

 > I don't doubt you have 2 IP's.  I'm setup with 8 currently, Your problem
 > is getting them into your network with a off the shelf cheapy router.  If
 > your router can't do multiple IP NAT, then your SOL.  I believe your cable
 > modem can though, but you have to statically assign the IP's to the
 > NIC's.

As i have it now is Cable Modem Connected to Port2, Uplink Cable to Router A a
VO/IP Router - Then Port 1 is my Other Router.  I wait for Router A to get IP
then I turn on Router B and it gets it's IP.  I don't have DHCP on any
computer or router enabled.  The 2 Routers get IP's from mediacom. 4 of the 6
computers I have are running 2 NIC's.  My Gentoo Box has 1 nic for external and
1 internal.  I have a gig switch.  I ran out of room on the switch and had to
buy another for more ports.  The 2 routers come in handy for testing.  The
VO/IP router only has 3 ports for computers and 2 for phone the other router
has 4 ports.  I run 2 FTP servers.  All though one is mounted to the Gentoo box
you can get to J5 through  either router Gentoo can get to it through giglan. 
That's what I love about Gentoo Linux you can mount all the shares to it...
All though with this setup sometimes atleast 1 router will go down... If I keep
pumping traffic it stays stable.  They told me for some reason mediacom does
some kind of reset where they go offline for a splitsecond daily.  Rememeber
what I said I had to turn one router on at a time to get a IP.  Happens maybe 3
or 4 times a month.  The Gentoo backdoor helps.  Unless it is a crappy ass
cheap router.  I can't think of anything else.  For some reason sometimes the
non VO/IP router fails to renew lease.

Far as the VPN I have it kind of working I can see my LAN on wireless internet.
I still haven't figured out how to tunnel to my home network to get within the
IP range of my home ISP.  i thought of Proxy... I have that running just for
fun.. Don't use it..  i read i can't login VPN and use the proxy either..
Doesn't work that way.  I tried SSH login.. I don't know how to set up tunnel.
I thought of fetchmail.  Haven't figured out how to set up SMTP...  I haven't
got a soultion yet for getting within my home ISP ip range.  I can't change the
gateway on my DUN adapter or it may work.  Problem is all though I have VPN it
still uses my Sprint adapter.  

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