> Hi
>
> I have two Internet connections from two different ISPs. Connection
"A" is ADSL, connection "B" is another kind of broadband
>connection (LMDS). In the ADSL link I have 1 public ip which changes
dynamically, and in the "B" connection I have 28 fixed >public
IP''s that I can use. Each of them come into my network through a
standard Ethernet 10BaseT connection.
>
> I would like to have the following configuration:
>
Start here:
http://www.shorewall.net/shorewall_setup_guide.htm
> 1. A few users will be assigned public IPs (belonging to the
"B" connection).
You have your choice of 1 to1 nat or proxyarp
http://www.shorewall.net/ProxyARP.htm
http://www.shorewall.net/NAT.htm
> 2. The rest of the users will be assigned private IPs, and their traffic
will go out using NAT
That would be masq (many to 1 nat) in the docs.
> 3. I want to route some of the users which have private IPs through
conection "A" (ADSL) and other users having private IPs
> through the "B" connection (kind of static balance of the
traffic).
http://www.shorewall.net/Shorewall_and_Routing.html
Use the tcrules file to mark the traffic as required.
> 4. If there is no Internet connectivity through the "B"
connection, I want that all the users with private IPs, be automatically routed
>through the "A" (ADSL) link.
That is do-able, need to do some scripting on your part, as you would need to
un-do what you have done above in the tcrules file.
> Is it possible to carry out this configuration using Shorewall ?
yes.
> If it is possible, please give me a hint on how to accomplish each point ?
Read the links, then all the docs, get shorewall setup and then you can work on
part 4.
There is a couple of ways to do this, but that is for another day, OK?
Jerry
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