Hi, I have a 126 IP addresses on a single subnet all routing through the same gateway. I have upgraded my router so I now have 2 interfaces. I want to put an SMTP and HTTP server on the 2nd interface and keep the internal hosts on the original interface. I think this is basically a DMZ configuration. My current IP address assignment is sporadic, with some static hosts at one end or the other on the IP block and DHCP given a pool from the middle. I want to assign a /29 block of address from within my range to the 2nd interface giving me 5 addresses to use. I am a little unsure what the impact of this change will be on other network services, in particular DHCP. Will I be turning my simple single subnet into 3 different subnets? Do I configure my dhcp.conf with 3 subnet declarations? Can 2 subnets share a gateway address even if it's not local? Would it be advisable to re-configure those static hosts at one end of the block into the other end so I only have 2 subnets? What other services might be effected by this change? I can think of a few httpd.conf allow statements that might need changing and possibly some smb.conf changes. Thanx in advance, Dp. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-admin" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
