Re: debian-powerpc: configuring the airport
Have written an article on www.pro-linux.de -> but in german only ...
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> If the basestation can't act as a firewall then I should be able to
> still use the existing firewall. How do I masquerade the airport
> basestation ? ie. the firewall will masquerade all traffic within the
> local network but what about the basestation as it is connected directly
> to the internet. The ISP may see 2 IP nodes which I do not want them to
> see as technically my ISP does not allow me to connect a network to the
> Internet.
If you want to connect the Airport Base Station directly to the internet you can
do Network Address Translation ( NAT ) on the Base Station.
If you use the Base Station as Bridge you have to masquarade with you firewall.
should work because you have only the net ( no difference between wire and wireless )
Search for Airport Java Configurator on Google.
With the Java Configurator it should be easy to configure the base station.
Hope I could give you some hints.
cu,
Michael
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> Thanks for any help or pointers.
> Brendan Simon.
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