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IPForwarding / IPTABLES question

IPForwarding / IPTABLES question

2004-03-23       - By jg

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Ok, I am new to setting this up on Redhat.

In short, I want to enable ipforwarding so systems
behind eth0 can get out to the network via eth1.
All systems are on same subnet, there is no
masquerading needed, I just need my Redhat box to
forward the traffic.

I have enabled IP Forwarding via:

editing /etc/sysctl.conf & changing
net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1

As well as...

echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

I want the hosts behind eth0 to grab there IP
addresses via DHCP, teh DHCP server is located on the
network connect to eth1.

As well I need eth0 to grab it 's IP via DHCP (will be
a permanent lease).


Looks like this:


[Systems] -- > eth0 *| --- |* eth1 -- > (network)


How can I make this work?


Thanks.

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