Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:55:17 +0200 From: Emile Jackson <emilejackson@gmail.com> To: freebsd-net@freebsd.org Subject: FreeBSD NAT and Windows Shares. Message-ID: <f73a00ca05072901552523f099@mail.gmail.com>
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Hello, For some time now I have a problem with a FreeBSD NAT and I can't find a solution. I consulted others and some came with hardware based solutions, but I wonder if there is a software solution. This is the situation: We have a wired network in our building. Every apartment has a network connection on the wall, so you just plug in your network cable. On this network is a dhcp service to provide every machine with an ip-number. With a dial in connection, provided by the university you can dial in to a PPPoE service to connect to the internet. Inside our apartment we have 2 machines: A Win2k and a winXP. Both get an Ip adress from the dhcp, but only one can acces the internet, because I have one dial-in account. So I placed a FreeBSD machine, which could also provide other services like ftp. I installed it as a NAT. Also I added the PPPoE account which makes a TUN device. So far it works. All machines can access the internet and retreive websites. On the network in the building are windows shares. Provided by other users. My question is: Is it possible that my windows machines can acces these shares, through the FreeBSD NAT, without installing extra hardware? I read about SMB clients, but this only seems to work if I wanted to acces= =20 these shares from my FreeBSD machine. Thanks, Emile _________ _________ | | | | | WIN2k | | WINXP | | (mine) | | (mine) | |_________| |_________| =20 |______________| ____|____ | | =20 internet | FreeBSD | =20 _________ | (mine) | =20 ____|___ |_________| =20 | | ______|___________________________________________|PPPoE | | | | =20 |Gateway | ___|_____ _____| __ __|_ =20 |________| | | | | |DHCP| | WIN2k | | WINXP | | | | | |_________| |_________|
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