Re: (ASCEND) Subnet routing with a PL75

[Jim Howard <jhoward@lyceum.com>]

At 08:23 1998/07/20 -0500, Nate Carlson wrote:
>Subnet:		192.168.0.145/28
>Router IP:	192.168.0.145
>Linux box:	192.168.0.146
>
>So, to recap, I just want to have the router route the rest of the IP's
>through the linux box (192.168.0.146).. is this possible, and if so, how
>do I go about it? Thanks!

the router will by default have a route for 192.168.0.144/28
pointing to the ethernet, 145 and 146 are used, 144 and 159
are for the network and broadcast.

There are two ways to go from here:
1> use proxy-arp on the Linux box to have the pipeline
send all traffic for those IPs to the Linux box's MAC address.

2> use static routes from the P50 that are smaller than /28
        192.168.0.148/30 -> 192.168.0.146
        192.168.0.152/29 -> 192.168.0.146

Which will work better will probably depend on how
the Linux system will handle NAT or proxying or whatever.

-Jim H
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