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> Roman, |
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> I'm not quite clear on your configuration. What sort of device is the |
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> internet-proxy? Is it a NAT router, or something else? Are all three |
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> devices in the same subnet? It sounds like you're either trying to work |
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> around not having a hub, or not having a NAT device. |
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Thanks for your answer. |
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Here the whole configuration: (imagine it as a complicated line of different |
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connections through the entire house...) |
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PC1 (the proxy-running-pc) is running windows and a proxy software for the |
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internals of my skydsl connection. |
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[PC1 and Router1 are connected via wired-lan] |
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Router1 is acting as a wlan-lan bridge (but without any direct internet |
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functions..). |
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[Router1 and PC2 are connected via wireless-lan] |
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PC2 (the internet-pc) is running gentoo and has a wireless and a wired-lan |
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connection. |
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[PC2 and PC3 are connected via wired-lan] |
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PC3 (the non-internet-pc) is running genoo and only has a wired-lan |
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connection. |
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All I need is (ping like) access to PC1 to use the internet connection. |
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(Usually adding the http_proxy environment variable or something to PC1's |
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IP-address.) |
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PC2 has Router1 set as the default gateway and can ping PC1 hence. |
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PC3 has set PC2 as the default gateway, but cannot ping anything else than |
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PC2. (...which is directly connected anyway...) |
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I think NAT isn't what I'm looking for, I just need ping access to _one_ |
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specific ip, so, some static routes should do the job. |
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I hope that clarifies my situation. |
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Thanks for your help so far. |
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