John Haxby wrote:
Steven Moix wrote:
Hello all, I have a little problem with my webserver, first of all,
here is my network configuration:
Internet----Firewall/NAT----Switch----Weserver and Backup server
Webserver has 2 NIC:
eth0: 192.168.1.200/24
eth1: 192.168.1.100/24
NAT rule on firewall: forward public IP to 192.168.1.200
Every night, I backup my server using eth1 (configured it in my
backup software) and this works well.
The problem is the use of eth0: when I browse on a website hosted on
my server from a computer at home, the request goes to eth0 (as
configured in my firewall), but the return datas are sent through
eth1 (it should of course be eth0)! Look at the ifconfig just after:
eth0 TX is just 128Kb and all the traffic is gone through eth1 :-(
I'm surprised that it works at all -- except that I know that the
routing stuff occasionally seems sentient :-) If you put eth0 and
eth1 on separate networks, e.g. 192.168.1.100/24 and 192.168.2.100/24
(and change other machines correspondingly) then it should all work
properly as their won't be any routing ambiguities.
jch
I was surprised too, but it works...the problem is that it needs to be
on the same network :/
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