Hello to all.
Guys - need help with building a network of vlan. My internet provider (for schools) uses settings for client equipment such as:
172.X.X.240 / 30 with the gateway 172.X.X.139 at the same time, the settings for the router’s local network should have
10.X.X.131 / 27 and the gateway 10.X.X.129.
for some time a router was used and there was no problem … until he died. There was an idea to register on van server interface 2 vlan one for example with address 172 … and the second from 10 … and actually make a route between vlans, so that 10.xx129 looked to me towards the server and my local subnet 192.168.0.1/24 had his gateway, and he (vlan), in turn, was redirected to vlan with the address 172…xxx. Well, the question itself - how to properly organize such a connection? Do the CIDR network and firewall do the bleeding from the network to the network and in the multivane set the value 1 and 100, respectively?
I will be glad to any help
Just trying to understand your situation.
How can a /30 subnetmask have an ip of 172.x.x.240 and a default gateway of 172.x.x.139?
a /30 subnetmask only contains 2 addresses so they are not on the same subnet!
Unless there is a route from 172.x.x.240 to 172.x.x.139 they will not be able to “see” each other.
Behind that router, how is your network configured? Is it NethServer running as gatewat for your LAN? In a way that you have “double NAT”: NAT from your ISP router and behind that NAT for your LAN through NethServer?
If this is the case, it doesn’t really matter what subnetmask you use on the first NAT as long it has a different subnet than your LAN subnet.
You’re right. There was an error - he wrote and was mistaken. We have modem settings:
on the van interface
172.23.175.241/30
gateway 172.23.175.242
nat off
10.61.127.130/27
gateway 10.61.127.129
on the network interface card nethserver (red) I get the address via dhcp (10.61.127.131) - then the server routes to 192.168.0.1/27
here was an idea to register these subnets on two vlans, 10.24 … (red1) and 172 … (red2) ,
and redirect red1 to red2. red1 leave as incoming on nethsever. Is it possible ?
Both are RED interfaces. You use 2 different internet connections?
If you do not have 2 internet connections, then I would suggest to remove 1 RED interface. If there are 2 internet connections, you just need to enable multi-WAN and NethServer will handle the distribution over both internet connections.
To me it is still unclear what you goal is… Maybe you can make a schematic drawing of your current and wanted situation?
