On Monday 03 September 2007 06:59:55 yogesh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> hi all
>
> i have a fire wall which has two ethernet
> one
> eth0=10.1.1.26(local)
> eth1=210.222.145.227(internet)
>
> i connect local pc to the eth0.
>
> than i want some host-172.16.1.54(external) want to connect to 10.1.1.33.
>
> so what can i do. i got request for 10.1.1.33 from 172.16.1.54 at eth1 but
> it can not reach to the eth0;.
>
> also i am able to access 172.16.1.54 from my local lan.but from
> 172.16.1.54 i am not able to connect to my local network.
>
> i get ping 210.222.145.227 from 172.16.1.54 but not able to ping 10.1.1.26
>
> so can any one help me .also the pc.172.16.1.54 is on ather lan he is
> connect to other router.so it gate way is also different.
Sounds like you're missing a route to 172.16.1.0/24 (or whatever the
subnet is) in your local PC attached to eth0 and you're missing a
route to 10.0.0.0/8 (or whatever the subnet is) in your 172.16.1.54
host.
As I understand your question, I think the missing routes should be in
the firewall router. If it is a hardware router, it should already
include routes for the connected networks. So I suspect that it's
another host that you intend to act as a router. Perhaps you didn't
start any routing protocol in that host. In the old days, that was
in.routed but I don't know what it is these days.
Does each host know a default route to the firewall? You display
routes with:
netstat -nr
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