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mikeamor
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Joined: Mar 28, 2005
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Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:45 am
Post subject: RT31P2 Network Integration
I have a small network setup using several Linux boxes connected to a cable modem. The Linux boxes have dual IP's and are my route between the local (private) LAN and the cable modem (internet). Each one has a public IP for the internet and a private IP for the local LAN. I'd like to stick the RT31P2 between the cable modem and the Linux boxes to allow the QOS function to be used but when I do this, I cannot seem to get the RT31P2 configured such that I can get past it to the internet. All I need is for the RT31P2 to act as a conduit, I do not need DHCP or NAT services from it as these are provided by the existing servers. Any suggestions regarding:
1) If this is a valid setup or
2) The correct settings for the RT31P2 in this config
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Mike
atroot
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Joined: Mar 29, 2005
Posts: 66
Location: Texas
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Tue Apr 05, 2005 12:34 pm
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If you have multiple public IP's from your ISP as far as I know the RT31P does not support multiple Public IP's.
As your network goes you should disable DHCP and NAT from your RT31P and it would just act as a switch.. For a more complex stup set a RIP in your network.
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