Configuring Wireless ISP
hello everybody,
FIRSTLY:
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I'm not sure if this is the right list for my problem, so any suggestion of Discussion List would be welcome.
THE STRUCTURE:
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SERVER SIDE CLIENT SIDE
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+-----------+ +--------+ +--------+ +------------+
| LINUX BOX |---| RADIO1 | ))) ((( | RADIO2 |---| CLIENT_BOX |
+-----------+ +--------+ +--------+ +------------+
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+------------+
| CISCO ROUT |
+------------+
RADIO1: Proxim Tsunami MP11a BSU
RADIO2: Proxim Tsunami MP11a RSU
WHAT DO I HAVE?
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I have a half Class-C network. I'll assume the network is 200.200.200.0/128.
In RADIO2 and CLIENT_BOX I'll put a valid IP, so the netmask should be 30.
SERVER SIDE
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RADIO1 ADDR = 200.200.200.10
NETMASK = 200.200.200.128
CLIENT SIDE
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NETWORK = 200.200.200.124
BROADCAST = 200.200.200.127
NETMASK = 255.255.255.252
RADIO2 ADDR = 200.200.200.125
CLIENT_BOX ADDR = 200.200.200.126
with this configuration, the CLIENT_BOX Gateway is the RADIO2 and the Gateway for RADIO2 is RADIO1. The problem is that RADIO1 cannot be seen by RADIO2, because it isn't in the same subnet.
QUESTIONS:
1. how to set up the gateway in this network hierarchy?
2. see that RADIO1 (netmask .128) sees all RADIOn (netmask .252). this can be done?
3. am I thinking right in the way I'm configuring client in a isolated subnet? or is there another better way?
4. LINUX BOX is DNS server and Radio Traffic Control with CBQ, so both ETH should have a valid IP in the same network. What should I do?
Sorry if I wasn't clear in my explanation in spite of long writing. :-)
thanks in advance
dfadel
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