Can you help me webbrowse from a PC, thru my Linux server, with 2 NIC's???

I have a Linux 9 server, that has two nics. One inside eth1 10.10.1.1 to a switch,
and outside eth0 207.x.x.x , which connects to a dsl modem.
I can ping the inside interface from my PC. I cannot browse thru the PC.
I enabled forwarding. But it still wont forward or trace route thru the firewall.
I paid for Red Hat support, still no HELP!
Can someone HELP me?
Thanks,
Bill
bdora@dcna.net

On 8 Nov 2003 19:04:05 -0800, Bill D wrote:
> I have a Linux 9 server, that has two nics. One inside eth1 10.10.1.1 to a switch,
> and outside eth0 207.x.x.x , which connects to a dsl modem.
> I can ping the inside interface from my PC. I cannot browse thru the PC.
> I enabled forwarding. But it still wont forward or trace route thru the firewall.


Try http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search
slrnbg2obj.ddi.BitTwister@wb.home in the message id box.

Bill D wrote:
> I have a Linux 9 server, that has two nics. One inside eth1 10.10.1.1 to a switch,
> and outside eth0 207.x.x.x , which connects to a dsl modem.
> I can ping the inside interface from my PC. I cannot browse thru the PC.
> I enabled forwarding. But it still wont forward or trace route thru the firewall.
> I paid for Red Hat support, still no HELP!
> Can someone HELP me?

Is the IP address '207.x.x.x' allocated dynamically from your ISP using
DHCP, or is it a fixed IP address?

When you say "I enabled forwarding", what exactly do you mean? Did you
enable SNAT? DNAT? IP masquerading? Service port forwarding? Other?

What were the exact steps you performed on your Linux box to "enable
forwarding"?

Which version of the 'iptables' software are you using?
(Hint: rpm -q iptables)

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Jim

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