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On Monday 12 January 2004 16:29, Doug Lytle wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
Hi Doug,
thanks for your advice.
> It depends on what you'll want to use to connect the two networks. I
> use Linux at both ends connecting several Windows based network.
Sorry, I didn't mention that. Of course, both networks have a static
internet access through a Linux firewall (on which I want to implement
the vpn).
But I'm worried about the side with the private (non-routable,
192.168.x.x/24) network. There the external interface of the Linux
gateway has a private address too!
Here is the situation:
private network (eg. 192.168.1.0/24)
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Linux
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NAT-Box of internet provider
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internet
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Linux
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private network (eg. 192.168.2.0/24)
> Both ends will have to have access to the internet. In my case, each
> linux box have real world internet addresses connecting the 2
> networks with a 2nd network card hooking into the local network. I'm
> using a TUN device between these two networks and I'm having Linux
> routing. Works very nicely.
I hope, it works for me too.
> If your going to use Windows as the tunnel server, I can't help here,
> but I'm sure there are several others here that can.
No.
> Doug
Thanks
Thomas
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Thomas Heidemann
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