Hi.
I'll do my best to explain what I'm trying to acheive with a linux box
and 3 NICS.
I have two sets of systems. Each system has about 30 IP addresses
spread across various bits of hardware. The two systems are identical
(ie have the same 30 IP addresses). The addresses are all part of the
class C subnet 192.168.0.*
The IP addresses for each system are now set in stone and can't be
changed. Furthermore, similar addresses are already in use on our network.
I've been given a set of IP addresses I CAN use (172.26.158.*)
A diagram might help here ...
----------- -----------------
- System1 ---------|eth1 |
----------- | |
| Linux Router |
| eth0|------------Rest of the network
| |
----------- | |
- System2 ---------|eth2 |
----------- ------------------
I also have an address I can use for eth0 which will make the router
visible from machines on the rest of the network. This can be set as
the default gateway for connections to the 172.26.158.* subnet.
I would like PCs on the normal network to be able to connect with either
system by addressing them with addresses off the 172.26.158 subnet.
I'll assign 30 of these IPs to each system.
For example. 172.26.158.10 might be mapped onto 192.168.0.2 on eth1
whilst 172.26.158.50 might be mapped onto 192.168.0.2 on eth2
Is this at all possible? I assume I'll need to use at least DNAT but
also apply some other trickery to route to the correct interface. As a
newbie to IPTables, I'm not sure how I might even begin to set up rules
for this.
Hopefully this is the sort of thing people want to do all the time and
it will be easy :)
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Al
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