Johnny Smith wrote:
I am having a problem on my lan.
Please see my attached lan diagram.
I cannot access machines ((LK)) from ((NK)) or vice versa, I can ping their gateways though.
I can access ((WS)) from both ((LK)) and ((NK))
I'm using 'direct cable' connections [ no hub ].
Both ((NK)) and ((LK)) can see the net, just not each
other.
check routing/firewalling on ((LAN)). That is where the connection between the two would be made.
Anybody have any suggestions of what to ck 1st...
Thanks
johnny
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My home network diagram.
((??)) = the name of the machine
1.Using Bastille-Linux firewalls on (( GW )) and (( LAN )) 2.port 80 is only open to the 'outside world' on (( GW )) 3.port 80 on (( LAN )) is open to (( NK )) and (( LK )) only
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| (( GW )) | | [ ppp0 ]|<<<=== The Internet
|Bastille-Linux Firewall |
| | | | ----------------------------
| | | (( WS )) |
| | | a public WebServer |
| eth1[172.16.0.1] ===>>>|eth0[172.16.0.2] | | | | |
| | ----------------------------
| | -----------------------------|
| | | (( LAN )) |
| | | Webserver/Ftp Server |
| | | accessible by |
| | | (( NK )) and (( LK ))'only'|
| | | [2 internal hosts] |
| | | |
| | | |
| eth0[10.0.0.1] ===>>>|eth0[10.0.0.2] | | | | |
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| Bastille-Linux Firewall |
| |
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| (( NK )) | | |
| a workstation | | |
| eth0[192.168.1.105]|<<<===|eth1[192.168.1.100] |
| | | |
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| |
| |
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| (( LK )) | | |
| a workstation | | |
| eth0[172.17.0.2]|<<<===|eth1[172.17.0.1] |
| | | |
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