How do i connect 192.168.0.0/24 to 192.168.1.0/24?

[qeldroma]

I've got two NIC's, one per subnet. How do i tell this machine to let each subnet acces the other over this machine?

I looked in the "route" manual, but didn't find the right way for this..

[MottS]

Are you using Shorewall or plain IPtable ?

[qeldroma]

Plain iptables. Can i "iptable" this? I thought i'd have to find out a special way to do this via "route"?

[b]

Your case described and explained.

 

(LDP free publication, http://www.tldp.org/guides.html

mdk used to have a "nag" rpm for this)

 

Linux Network Administrator's Guide

 

From appendix A

Example Network: The Virtual Brewery

...

The Virtual Brewery and the Virtual Winery each have a class C

subnet of the Brewery's class B network, and gateway to each other

via the host vlager, which also supports UUCP connection.

...

 

Chapter 5: Configuring TCP/IP Networking

...

Howto setup vlager et all.

 

(Have not done this yet)

HIH

[qeldroma]

This form of routing is only for the machine. Not from one net to the other. The "route" command is only for kernel routing, so the machine with the kernel knows where to put a package.

 

What i need is a way to tell the machine how to send from one net to the other, p.e. 192.168.0.23 wants to ping 192.168.1.14

 

Must i install the "routed"? Or can iptables do this in the way it forwards to the internet?

[b]

Hi

 

Dont know much about routed + to me it seems a large network

overkill solution to a simple network problem.

 

Assuming /etc/hosts, /etc/networks, /etc/resolv.conf

are correctly set on all machines

and all machines on subnet have a correctly set

default gateway an idea:

 

The router/2 nic machine has

/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward == 1

it's a total blocker if not set to 1

i.e the packets on each subnet are going nowhere else!

Again HIH