Date: Thu, 11 Dec 1997 10:08:25 -0700 From: chad@pengar.com (Chad Leigh) To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: Help setting up virtual ClassC network on a single machine Message-ID: <v03102037b0b5ce1cc4a8@[204.228.145.10]>
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I sent the following to the FreeBSD misc newsgroup alreay. Basically I am
in a real time crunch jam and need to get the following implemented somehow.
Hi All
I am stupid when it comes to routing sometimes and I am in a jam now.
I need to have a machine that has a bunch of aliased IP addresses in my
ClassC (the only place where this class C is used) on it connected to my
ISP on his ethernet.
In other words, my machine is colocated and lives in 204.228.135.128/25
and I am .142 and the router for that subnet is .129
My subnet is 204.228.145.0/24 . This machine needs to have about 15 IP
addresses on it in my subnet 204.228.145.0/24 . Because of my SSL server
(Stronghold) the main IP address has to be 204.228.145.132 in my subnet.
So I need to have the 204.228.135.142 ISP-net address and that is the
default route out for the box and I need t ohave my classC addresses on
the box routing out onto the ISP-net.
My description above is way contorted but I hope somebody understands it.
What I am doing is replacing a router and several FreeBSD boxes with a
single FreeBSD box temporarily while I move my operation to another
state.
Old situation:
.145.252 .145.132
-ISPNET---------------------------------------------[router]-+---[machine]
204.228.135.128/25 204.228.135.142 |
| .145.134
+---[machine]
|
etc
New situation wanted
.
-ISPNET---------------------------------------------[machine] .145.252
204.228.135.128/25 204.228.135.142 .145.132
.145.134
etc
I need helping figuring out all the route commands and how to set this up
and whether a routed or gateway is necessary etc.
Thanks
Chad
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