Cisco 804. Making it dumber
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Posted by Dustin Wyatt on March 27, 2006, 7:33 pm
Please log in for more thread options question. My internet connection is via ISDN and a Cisco 804 router. I'm currently wanting to do some experimenting with using a Linux PC as a router/gateway-thingamabob so I need someway to hook ISDN up to this PC. While I could go with an ISDN serial modem, the connection throughput/latency is much worse than via the Cisco router. So what I need to do is this: ISP <---> Cisco 804 <---> Linux PC <---> LAN
I'm not quite sure how some of this would work. But I'd like to do as much of the routing/firewalling/gatewaying duties on the PC as I can. Suggestions? | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by on March 29, 2006, 4:26 pm
Please log in for more thread options it as well. I have friends who do this. Worse case there is NAT on the 804 isdn router. IF thats the case you get to deal with double nating 2 fake networks which will let you out to the internet fine but don't expect to allow any inbound connections easily. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Dustin Wyatt on April 10, 2006, 4:06 pm
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Matt.K.Mead@gmail.com wrote: > That will work. just need 2 nics in your linux pc and do nat routing on
> it as well. > > I have friends who do this. > > Worse case there is NAT on the 804 isdn router. IF thats the case you > get to deal with double nating 2 fake networks which will let you out > to the internet fine but don't expect to allow any inbound connections > easily. Is it possible to disable NAT on the 804? I guess basically I just need the 804 to get the IP and then bridge (not sure if this is the right terminology) it straight to the linux PC. | |||||||||||||||||||
