On Fri, 25 Feb 2011, Tom Eastep wrote:

>> Ok, Changed in:
>>
>> vmbr0           192.168.109.0/24        1.2.3.109
>> vmbr0           192.168.110.0/24        1.2.3.110
>> vmbr0           192.168.108.0/24        1.2.3.108
>>
>> vmbr9           192.168.109.0/24        1.2.3.109    <<< NEW Attempt
>
> Should be:
>
> vmbr9:192.168.109.1   192.168.109.0/24          1.2.3.109

That not work.

Instead seems Ok if I use:

vmbr9:192.168.109.97   192.168.109.0/24          1.2.3.109

Internal server's IP is 192.168.109.97  while 192.168.109.1 is the FW IP


>> to /rules seems solve the problem.
>> But I reach this result by attpmts, not following a logical path (in my
>> mind that have limited understanding of [SD]NAT & c.
>> Is this conf correct?
>> Can I extend to the other servers or am I solving a problem and generating
>> many others?
>
> Yes -- you need one line per server in each file.

At the moment I have tried only in FW where I have 1 server for every 
interface. Having more servers for interfaces (192.168.109.97, 
192.168.109.101, 192.168.109.102, ...), is simply matter of having

vmbr9:192.168.109.97   192.168.109.0/24          1.2.3.109
vmbr9:192.168.109.101  192.168.109.0/24          1.2.3.101
vmbr9:192.168.109.102  192.168.109.0/24          1.2.3.102
  . . .

in  the /masq file?


And obvioulsy the related:

DNAT    net   dmz:192.168.109.97 tcp     20,21,80,443  -   1.2.3.109
DNAT    dmz   dmz:192.168.109.97 tcp     20,21,80,443  -   1.2.3.109

DNAT    net   dmz:192.168.109.101 tcp    20,21,80,443  -   1.2.3.101
DNAT    dmz   dmz:192.168.109.101 tcp    20,21,80,443  -   1.2.3.101

DNAT    net   dmz:192.168.109.102 tcp    20,21,80,443  -   1.2.3.102
DNAT    dmz   dmz:192.168.109.102 tcp    20,21,80,443  -   1.2.3.102

  . . .

in the /rules?


Thaks,
                          Paolo

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