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Hi, I have a problem which involve 2 network cards, NIC A) 10.0.1.x ( external ) NIC B) 192.168.88.x ( internal ) NIC is connect directly to the network which ...
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    Routing between 2 Interface

    Hi,

    I have a problem which involve 2 network cards,

    NIC A) 10.0.1.x ( external )
    NIC B) 192.168.88.x ( internal )

    NIC is connect directly to the network which is able to go to the internet. How could I make the machines connect to 192.168.88.x interface to able to reach 10.0.1.x ... I tried some method using the route command still the machine inside could only reach 10.0.1.150 ( ip statically set on NIC A ) but not machine on the network 10.0.1.x but from the "router" I could ping the machines on network 10.0.1.x ... I already enable the ip forward.

    Hope what I saying making sense, thanks.

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    you need to masq your internal network, it's happen becouse all of your network using private ip addresses.

    your internal network can reach the external network, but the external can't..

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    Ok, I'll give it a try and see how it goes. Thanks.

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