On 2008-11-08, Alfredo Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I have the following configuration > > router/firewall <------- OPENBSD BOX <----- Wireless switch > > Openbsd box has two NICs > > rl0 connects OPENBSD BOX to router/firewall > dc0 connects Wireless swith to OPENBSD BOX > > nat.conf shows > nat on rl0 from dc0/24 to any -> rl0
nat.conf went away a long time ago. if you really are using OpenBSD <= 3.1, it should be upgraded before doing anything else... if indeed you are using newer OpenBSD you need to find a better guide to configure it - the FAQ should be your first stop. but we shouldn't have to guess which version you use - you should send a dmesg with your question which will include this information. > sysctl.conf shows: > net.inet.ip.forwarding=1 > > hostname.dc0 shows: > inet 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.255.0 here, both your IP address and broadcast address are bad. just leave out the broadcast address, the default is good for almost everyone, and change to a valid IP address (the current one is the Network address which you can't use as a Host address). it might be useful to look at the "IP addressing" section of the "Network Design" chapter in the book "Wireless Networking in the Developing World" (ports/books/wndw, various packages with names starting wndw- for various languages, or just download it at http://wndw.net). > hostname.rl0 shows: > dhcp NONE NONE NONE > > OPENBSD IP is 192.168.0.15 which is given by the router/firewall > > I connect my laptop to the wireless switch > successfully but I can't go out to the internet. you don't give any information about the laptop (what address does it have, how does it get an address etc). > Cant I get some suggetions on how to solve this problem? > > Thanks > > Alfredo
