Hello
The proxy needs Two interfaces, that is fine with the way it is used, between a Green and a Red interfaces, meaning a trusty and an entrusted interface.
My case: I have a server with One physical interface.
Our case: Linux has interface Aliasing , to create pseudos secondary interfaces to hold extra IPs.
// // : NS has VPN modules.
My issue: I cannot create a
“virtual” interface like let say: eth0:0 or vpn0 And
configure them a Green or Blue interfaces.
So
I can say to Squid/proxy: I have two interfaces … and configure the input and output.
Is it impossible or It is me that didn’t know how to do it ?
We can hack in manually yes, but
I would like to use NS , and its interfaces (GUI) to create an alias or virtual net dev.
Then instruct Squid by NS GUI to use it .
I have only One NIC.
it is in the RED.
I tried adding a Logical NIC, but there it doesn’t list the aliases I have created … neither the virtual ones(VPN).
If what I am asking for is not possible, it is ok … hoping to suggest a new feature, if too late, maybe for NS8.
As you know, what I am looking for is possible manually
Why I would? I’m tinkering with computers since a long time, I have no problem to acknowledge my noobness
Dont’ consider my opinion as the final answer, but currently… i think that Cockpit or NethAdmin GUI cannot fit the request.
Dummy load is pure shell, I can relate, but populating the dummy interface into esmith DB, so… this part. /sbin/e-smith/db networks set dummy0 ethernet ipaddr 192.168.10.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 role green && /sbin/e-smith/db networks setprop eth0 role red && /sbin/e-smith/signal-event interface-update
is what Nethesis designed for the third time in cockpit… but it’s still the esmith base concept.
Will make the network card appear. Then… maybe can be GUI managed. I don’t know.
Edit: now i know. The interface appear on Cockpit and can be managed from there.