Follow the link for IP Addressing. Follow the link to IP Address. Rate this Article:. Tags: adsl , broadband , bt , routed , router , voyager. Feedback on this Article. Comment require login or registration. Article has been viewed 5, times. Sign up for email updates with the latest Internet news from Zen. Now, my setup. I have a linux server and for various reasons which I won't bother going into here I want it to sit on the outside of my network with my external IP, and provide NAT access for my other machines.
My Voyager has the IP The local IP is given to the server if the external IP is not currently available. My personal options are: Start: To test it, I plugged the Voyager into a Windows XP machine to see what would happen, and, after persuading it to request a new IP address, it worked perfectly.
The Voyager sent the external IP Although the ISP gateway was outside the network of the interface, Windows didn't seem to care, and the machine was out on the internet. After rebooting the Voyager to make it forget it had given the external IP to a different MAC address, I swapped the cable over to my linux server, and when I brought up the interface it was given the right IP.
However, Linux seems to be a bit more particular about its routing rules, and refused to route out to the ISP gateway.
This left me with no routing rules to the internet. Adding a new default route to the interface worked fine though, with the command on my server: route add default eth1. Note: If your router isn't a Voyager , go here. Please note: comments on this page are now disabled: but that doesn't mean I want you to mail me with your router troubles!
If you want my time, the PayPal button is in the top-right of all pages! When I probe the port I have opening in the , mu router and my software firewall I just stealthed with GRC and probably stelathed on this site's probe. I can download torrents with a yellow smiley but not a green one. It seems to think I am still behind a firewall. Also not running that silly service that XP Uses Using version 2.
Anyone got any ideas. I have followed everything on these pages. Using a Linksys Router. Joker - Java - Neospace - Because it's possible to create ranges with the , I have personally had no need to breach the 20 rule limit. Why not enter this new space, and discover for us? Slam in a heap of rules over telnet and see if the last ones still work. No problems to date. One just now with Azurres, but nothing that would jepordise my connection between my comp and router.
Hopes theres no underlying problem But yeah, Seemingly, you can add as many as you like through telnet. Seems they nmust have put the limiter on it to stop normal people Yes i mean normal People from completely opening up there router to the rest of the world.
Would seem like a good idea to me. But yeah, all in all. No problems so far.
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