sbc dsl and linksys firewall config issues
Gerald Combs
gerald at ethereal.com
Sun Jan 16 00:02:16 CST 2005
Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
> On Saturday 15 January 2005 05:35 pm, hanasaki wrote:
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>>= scenario 1 =
>>linksys to the dsl modem with the modem doing the ppoe auth.
>>modem gets an IP from dsl
>>linksys gets an IP from modem
>>pc gets an IP linksys
>>can not get from the pc to the Internet
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> Right. Double NAT doesn't usually work.
Why wouldn't it? I'm doing this here at home simply because I haven't
bothered to turn NAT off on my access point (which is behind my main
firewall). Double-NATted connectivity works fine, including
NAT-unfriendly stuff like PPTP and IPSec.
>>= scenario 2 =
>>linksys to the dsl modem with the modem being a bridge
>>linksys doing the ppoe auth.
>>linksys ppoe auth works and linksys gets an IP from dsl
>>pc gets an IP linksys
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> That's how you're supposed to do it.
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>>browse most sites ok but seems to be slow to connect
>>seems to be lower bandwidth
>>some sites (hotmail/ebay) timeout
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> PPPoE. Lousy system. SBC DSL - what did you expect?
>
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>>same sites work if accessed as in scenario 1
In each scenario, what addresses get assigned to each link, and what MTU
is in use on each link? Does scenario 2 work if you set your PC's MTU
to match the PPPoE link (probably 1480)?
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