Re: Divide a network
Just bind x.x.x.200/29 to the eth0 interface of the .206 box, and
x.x.x.192/29 to the eth0 interface of the .194 box, then use a ppp
link between .206 and 194, bind x.x.x.192/29 to ppp0 of .206, and
x.x.x.200/29 to ppp0 of .194, here a table:
.206 .194
eth0 x.x.x.200/29 x.x.x.192/29
ppp0 x.x.x.192/29 x.x.x.200/29
oh, and don't forget to set the default gw correct
i might have made some errors here, but you got the idea
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 05:15:40PM +0200, RJ wrote:
> How to divide the network a.b.c.192/28 into two independent networks to
> pass the second network a.b.c.200/29 via Linux routers and PPP?
>
> old network new networks
> 255.255.255.240 255.255.255.248
> a.b.c.192 newtork0 subnetwork1
> a.b.c.193 IP01 IP1
...
> a.b.c.198 IP06 IP6
> a.b.c.199 IP07 broadcast1
> a.b.c.200 IP08 subnetwork2
> a.b.c.201 IP09 IP1
...
> a.b.c.206 IP14 IP6
> a.b.c.207 broadcast0 broadcast2
>
> ROUTER a.b.c.193
> |
> +-+-+ +-----+
> | +-- a.b.c.194--+LINUX+
> | +-- a.b.c.195 +--+--+
> |HUB+-- a.b.c.196 |PPP
> | +-- ... +--+--+
> | +-- a.b.c.206 |LINUX|
^^^^^^^^^
this shouldn't be on that hub i suppose, only connected
through the other linux box and ppp
> +---+ +--+--+
> |
> +-+-+
> a.b.c.209 --+ |
> a.b.c.210 --+ |
> a.b.c.211 --+HUB|
> ... --+ |
> a.b.c.206 --+ |
> +---+
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