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Posted by Karl Kleinpaste on November 8, 2005, 8:03 am
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> what routing rule should I use on a server .. to be able to browse
> the local network behind the router..
You have a two-fold problem: Your WinXP machine lives on one network
and all the machines to which it wants to speak live on a different
network. The only thing that knows about both at the moment is your
Linux machine that gateways between them.
You must add a routing entry at the WinXP machine to teach it that
192.168.10.0/24 is reached via the gateway, and all machines that want
to be able to reach the 10.8.x.y network must have routing entries
which similarly identify the gateway. If the latter is represented by
the gateway machine already being identified as the default route,
your problem is half solved.
Nothing needs to be done to routing on the gateway itself, as far as I
can see, because it already knows how to reach 10.8.0.2 and
192.168.10.0/24. It is all your other hosts that lack understanding.
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