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Help I am new to Linux Networking. I presently have a server connected to the internet with these IP adress settings:
IP add: 10.18.26.166
Mask: 255.255.255.224
Gateway: 10.18.26.161
DNS: 217.194.158.30
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- 07-21-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Setting Up public IP addresses
Help I am new to Linux Networking. I presently have a server connected to the internet with these IP adress settings:
IP add: 10.18.26.166
Mask: 255.255.255.224
Gateway: 10.18.26.161
DNS: 217.194.158.30
Alt: 192.168.230.10
I have these public IPs i want to assign to servers on my network to be assessible on the internet, I intend to host my own webserver:
196.200.114.85
196.200.114.86
I run redhat 9.0. Pls how do i go about setting up?
Thanks .. all hep appreciated
- 07-21-2005 #2Just Joined!
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I believe an ip with 10.xxx.xxx.xxx is a gateway I believe all that is restricted, but sounds like you need a router since 196 ip's are non routable
- 07-21-2005 #3
if you have a router use NAT (networt address translation(port forwarding) to forward one or both of thoes ip's (on port 80 if a webserver(and any other ports that you need FTP,ssh, ect...) to the server box if you use a linux router then use the firewall or iptables to forward them to the server
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