Sorry for the false post a moment ago
You have it set correctly
on the RG:
Open Remote Config
Setup General and enable the options you want (Outgoing NAT and DHCP) You
only have to use incoming NAT if you want to port forward to other IP
addresses internally
Go to IP Setup and set your IP address to the public side as you have done
IP Address, Netmask & default gateway
Go to the Outgoing NAT setup screen and set your Public IP, Public Netmask,
Internal IP and Internal Netmask
Go to the DHCP Server setup and setup you DHCPstart, end, default router
(all internal addresses), default router netmask, DNS1, DNS2 and which port
you want the server to run, usually the ethernet of the RG
Big mistake that I often make is to forget the proper Internal IP on the
Outgoing NAT setup.
You can run both bridging and NAT but then all your internal IPs are exposed
to your wireless network. If all you want to do is tie several LANs together
that works fine.
Hope this help
Eric Meth
IES Wireless
In the Great White North (CANADA)
> -----Original Message-----
> From: karlnet-admin@WISPNotes.com [mailto:karlnet-admin@WISPNotes.com]On
> Behalf Of Nate McLain
> Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 10:29 PM
> To: karlnet@WISPNotes.com
> Subject: [Karlnet] Proper CPE Config?
>
>
> Ok guys... I have a question..
> What is the proper config for a user that you want to run DHCP & Outgoing
> NAT.
> Public IP: 207.193.79.100
> Subnet: 255.255.255.0
> Gateway: 207.193.79.254
>
> Internal Radio IP: 192.168.100.254
> Private IP: 192.168.100.100
> Subnet: 255.255.255.0
> Gateway: 192.168.100.254
>
> Now the real question is... If you want to enable Outgoing &
> Incoming Nat, &
> DHCP do you have to Enable Bridging to get that to work? We have about 19
> locations that have Outgoing/Incoming & DHCP enabled and DON'T
> have Bridging
> or IP Routing Enabled...
> Is that the way it should work?? Because the last 2 customers we ran into
> some problems..
> On one of the installs we had to Enable Bridging and give the PC
> a public IP
> to get it to work.
> The one yesterday we had to Enable Bridging, Enable Outgoing NAT
> & DHCP. And
> everything started working...
> Im not sure if anyone else has seen this.
> I guess I would like to hear from Doug or Kevin from Karlnet
> about this.....
> What is the proper way to setup the CPE.
> We use RG-1000 or RG-1100 with SR-4000's installed.
> We use Outgoing NAT & DHCP so that the user doesn't have to setup a IP or
> know anything about it.
>
> Anyway... has anyone else seen this?
> Or how do you setup your RGs to do this??
> What is the correct way??
>
> Nate McLain
> Chisholm Trail Networks LLC
> nate@ctrail.net
> http://www.ctrail.net
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> 405-880-2795
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