2 public ip's

[Robert F. Stockdale IV]

What ports are you expecting the piblic unit to operate on? Does your
ISP allow use of those ports on incomming requests? The well known ports
for SIP are 2543 and 5060 and your ISP must permit those. I know
Adelphia blocks port 80 to prevent use of ones' own computer as a web
server on the public internet. Of course, if you redirect it to one that
is accessible, then it should work. Just a thought.
Bob



vlok stone wrote:

>my route looks like this:
>64.65.xxx.0 *  eth1
>192.168.0.0 *  eth0
>default 65.64.xxx.1 eth1
>default 192.168.0.1 eth0
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>so that should be ok.
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>--- Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com> wrote:
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>>Check your route and see what the default route is
>>(if any), that might 
>>not be set. /sbin/route will show you what's what.
>>
>>vlok stone wrote:
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>>>Hi all, Having trouble getting a second ip
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>>recognized.
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>>>Here's the scenerio. We're looking to put a linux
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>>box
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>>>on a publice ip to serve SIP w/out having NAT
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>>issues (
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>>>it will also have a private address on another
>>>interface). 
>>>We set it up like this ->  ISP -> switch -> linux
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>>box
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>>>(public ip  #1)  & router (public ip #2) . The
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>>router
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>>>works fine w/ both IPs from the isp. But when I
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>>assign
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>>>the address to the linux box I can't get anywhere.
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>>Any
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>>>ideas for this type setup? What am I missing ?
>>>Everything is the same on the linux box and router
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>>gw
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>>>and dns  (except the address of course). Anyone
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>>have a
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>>>similar setup?      
>>>                 TIA 
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>>>Free Good
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