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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Ebox Router configuration. Newbie
« on: April 12, 2010, 02:23:28 pm »
Try this link:
http://forum.ebox-platform.com/index.php?topic=896.0
Follow it to the letter and then modify it after.
Note: You do not need to rename the connections to LAN or WAN eth0 and eth1 are good enough.
It seems that having the firewall OFF causes problems.
Also the use of the DNS module might be causing some difference but probably the use of the firewall (lack of) is your biggest problem.
Hope it works for you now.
http://forum.ebox-platform.com/index.php?topic=896.0
Follow it to the letter and then modify it after.
Note: You do not need to rename the connections to LAN or WAN eth0 and eth1 are good enough.
It seems that having the firewall OFF causes problems.
Also the use of the DNS module might be causing some difference but probably the use of the firewall (lack of) is your biggest problem.
Hope it works for you now.
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Installation and Upgrades / Simple Gateway and DHCP server setup help
« on: March 24, 2010, 02:34:20 am »
Hi,
I'm trying to get used to eBox and have managed to use one HowTo to sort out a PDC. Its impressive, so a thanks to all involved.
However I'm having a hard time sorting out a Gateway with DHCP server.
My Lab network is simple and looks something like this:
Internet ------ Router <static_LAN_IP 192.168.2.1> ---------- <DHCP_WAN_IP_eth0>eBox<eth1_static_LAN_IP 192.168.4.1> --------- <DHCP_IP>Client
I can get the IP address on a client :-)
I cant get a connection from the client out to the router sitting on the WAN side of eBox or the Internet :-(
Though from the client I can ping the IP on eth0 at the WAN sid of the eBox :-)
From within eBox I can ping the router and access the Internet.
I'm sure the problem is simply solved but reading the documentation and trawling the forum has not yet enlightened me.
I've reinstalled several times over the last few days thinking I messed things up some place and need to reset the settings. I thought it was something to do with me trying to use the DNS services but I should at least be able to PING the Router from the client.
First question:
Is there a simple way to reset all settings back to the fresh install settings just after first boot?
Second question/request:
Can someone please post a list of settings I can use to set up a Gateway with DHCP server.
If I can get it up and working I will put together a screen shot write up of the settings so people like me can easily get comfortable with the simpler aspects of eBox.
Many thanks in advance.
Fred.
I'm trying to get used to eBox and have managed to use one HowTo to sort out a PDC. Its impressive, so a thanks to all involved.
However I'm having a hard time sorting out a Gateway with DHCP server.
My Lab network is simple and looks something like this:
Internet ------ Router <static_LAN_IP 192.168.2.1> ---------- <DHCP_WAN_IP_eth0>eBox<eth1_static_LAN_IP 192.168.4.1> --------- <DHCP_IP>Client
I can get the IP address on a client :-)
I cant get a connection from the client out to the router sitting on the WAN side of eBox or the Internet :-(
Though from the client I can ping the IP on eth0 at the WAN sid of the eBox :-)
From within eBox I can ping the router and access the Internet.
I'm sure the problem is simply solved but reading the documentation and trawling the forum has not yet enlightened me.
I've reinstalled several times over the last few days thinking I messed things up some place and need to reset the settings. I thought it was something to do with me trying to use the DNS services but I should at least be able to PING the Router from the client.
First question:
Is there a simple way to reset all settings back to the fresh install settings just after first boot?
Second question/request:
Can someone please post a list of settings I can use to set up a Gateway with DHCP server.
If I can get it up and working I will put together a screen shot write up of the settings so people like me can easily get comfortable with the simpler aspects of eBox.
Many thanks in advance.
Fred.
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