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IP Masquerading.........
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (whiplash)
Mon Nov 23 23:51:31 1998
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 22:46:51 -0600
From: whiplash <whiplash@neosoft.com>
To: "redhat-list@redhat.com" <redhat-list@redhat.com>
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List,
I have a question....... I have a 128k ISDN line that just got
dropped in my house this saturday. I also have, an Ascend Pipeline P50
ISDN router, a Cisco 770 ISDN router, and a Cisco 2501 router. My
machines are 2 pentium pro 200's and a pentium 133. Here's what I want
to do..... I want to come from the ISDN connection to one of the two
ISDN routers (haven't decided which to use yet...if I use the pipeline,
I can set up secure access firewall in the router, if I use the Cisco
770, I need to get another Linux box as a firewall.....I know the Linux
firewall is better...but I'm on a budget. :-) ) OK..... I want to
come from the ISDN connection to an ISDN router to a Linux box and set
up IP masquerading in the Linux box. From that I want to go into the
Cisco 2501, out of that into a hub and into my two other boxes....You're
asking me.... John, why?? I want to learn Cisco IOS and here's my
opportunity!! I guess it boils down to this..... What do I need to do
to set up IP masquerading on the first Linux box? What considerations
should I look at and why?? What I want to do is supply the 2501 with
either an entire "faux" subnet or multiple "faux" subnets so that I can
set up the router to do static IP's, DHCP, etc....etc.... Behind the
2501 will be my "Test" domain. Am I crazy, or is this too cool of an
opportunity to fool with some slick hardware?? Can anyone help me out
here or am I "out there" ? :-) I'd appreciate anything you folks
could offer...........
Thanks,
John Pierce
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