Rick Jones wrote:
bsilva wrote:
You can use either routing/forwarding or bridging for this problem,
If instead, you further subnettted 192.168.1 with a /25 on the PCs (but
still a /24 on the router), the Router/Firewall wouldn't have to know
about the other subnet. It could just blythly ass-u-me that the end-PC
was on the same network segment as the middle PC. So long as the middle
PC was configured with a static, public ARP entry for the IP of the end
PC, and had ip_forwarding enabled, it would "front" for the end PC.
Hi Rick,
That's a nice tip.
How does the middle PC setup the static, public ARP entry? Arptables?
Example?
Very curious about how this is done.
tia,
Mike Wright :m)
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