Text 325, 52 rader
Skriven 2006-03-16 16:26:00 av Moon Raker (38.dove-nix)
    Kommentar till text 324 av Sniper (37.dove-nix)
Ärende: Re: 3 NIC's
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  Re: Re: 3 NIC's
  By: Sniper to Moon Raker on Wed Mar 15 2006 11:54 pm

 > Geez...  Dude... your probably confusing what VPN is.  Its a "Virtual
 > Private Network".  Means your opening a door up to your internal network
 > so you can gain access to it from outside.  You don't run VPN on something
 > that's already connected internal.  Now, the rest of the configuration has
 > to take place...  VPN needs to know what network IP range your connecting
 > to, hence your problem above connecting to your multiple internal
 > networks.  You really need to choose one and dump the rest of that crap,
 > your just going to cause yourself nightmares.  See, us network guru's have
 > a saying, which I'm sure your've heard of:  KISS  Keep It Simple
 > Stupid.  If I run into a nightmare network setup, the first thing I'm
 > going to do it try to streamline it, bring it down to acceptable ranges.  

I know what VPN is geez... What do you mean internal?  How do you figure my
Laptop is internal?  I have file sharing and my entire Network Neighborhood
when I connect to my openvpn from frickin WI.     guess I'll call the gentoo
box the server..  It is the one with 2 nic's. the 10.10 net is bridged to a
tap0 device my internet is plugged into the 192.168 ip range and yes I
understand that router can only operate in the 192.168 ip range.  My road
warrior laptop is on sprint for internet.  The way I understand is if I am
connected via VPN. wouldn't that mke me part of my home network that should
put me in my mediacom ip range if it was configured correctly. If you are on a
proxy server and went to a web page or who am I wouldn't your IP be the one of
the proxy and not your orginal connection therefore you are annonomoous you
would be in the ip range of the proxy.
I don't what to be on a proxy server.  What is the difference if I am at home
or on the road.  A VPN connection should` make me part of home network.  MY
problem is how do I make my laptop get it's traffic from my homelan and just
use the sprint to make the connection to my home network..Say I was an employee
my boss didn't want me to use the internet for personal stuff.  I can't think
of the name of the service but they sell you soo much download bytes to open a
VPN connection you login and bamm your IP is now the VPN server you cnnected
to.. you do a who am I and now your IP is different then the one from work.  I
know it can be done. and I don't think I need expensive cisco router to do it..

Thanks for you help dude... I don't own any book's on this stuff just what I
read on the net.  I was lucky to get the VPN part working that took me 2 days
because my kernel didn't have support for it.  I thought it was cool to see my
hood from the road.  I think it is all in the configuration not the equipment.
Oh.. tracert to pggentooftp.dyndns.org that is one router and tracert to
j5.dyndns.org connected to my 1 cable modem.  Tell me I don't have 2 ip's
again. grin<-- Your still my good friend<... I'm just giving you shit.
I love it here.

Moon Raker

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