Just some questions, on which you could work... El jue, 02-12-2004 a las 14:35 -0500, Seth Art escribió: > This is what i do: > > 1) I SSH into to the LAN CARD, become root. Your iptable rules are fine by this time. Not enough info from your post. Are there any rules you set manually or services started the same way? > 2) I then use system-config-network-gui though the ssh connection to > get a nice gui from the remote machine. Expect u r using the right command. Or maybe you should try changing manually /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethX (X is the card's number) > 3) There is no DHCP server on the DMZ so i give it a static address on > the same subnet, set subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 and default gateway > to the correct default gateway. Probably this is the error. I cant understand you well, but if it is the case, you must not use two cards on the same subnet. Try another approach from the same LAN card. > 4) I then apply changes and activate the card. try using ifup ethX > At this point it kicks me out. It makes sense on some level that it > would kick me out because the applet is restarting the network > service. Not necessarily. If you are restarting the service, iptables could be restarting also. Check logs, please. > My problem however is that i can no longer get back onto > my machine. on either card!!! That makes me think you are using both cards on the same subnet... Can you explain? > I also know why i wouldn't be able to > get into the DMZ card since I'm not on the DMZ, but why does my LAN > card stop accepting ping or anything else. > > Is there something i am doing wrong? Is there a better more > effective way accomplish what i am doing? Please be more specific on above subjects. > P.S I know the temp static IP, default gateway and subnet mask that > i am giving the card are fine because the same numbers work on a > windows machine. That is not a good parameter, I think... -- Rodolfo Alcázar (rodolfo.alcazar@xxxxxxxxxxxx) Administrador datos y red - Padep/GTZ La Paz, Bolivia
