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Original Email:
On 7/28/06, Miroslav BENES <miroslav_benes na zdas.cz> wrote:
> Preji krasny den !
>
> Jeden znamy se me zeptal na vec, kterou neumim zodpovedet. Treba se tu
> najdou povolanejsi, kteri poradi.
>
> Popis situace :
> Ma dva routery (A, B) pripojene do internetu pres ruzne providery. Za
> normalni situace jsou v provozu oba a pres kterykoliv z nich muzou
> chodit pakety odkukoliv ze sveta.
> Dale ma server (C) se dvema sitovymi kartami, ktery je krizenymi kabely
> propojen s obema routery (A a B). Bezely na tom Windowsy (FTP, HTTP).
> Podle jeho tvrzeni to v teto konstelaci fungovalo bez problemu, tj.
> server (tusim IIS) prijima dotazy z obou sitovych rozhrani a odpovedi
> zase vraci spravne zpatky.
>
>
> Dotaz :
> Jak se da podobneho chovani dosahnout na linuxu ?
> Pokud nenastavi default routu, nechodi mu to vubec. Pokud nastavi
> default routu na A (resp. B), chodi provoz, ktery vyvolaly pozadavky
> prichazejici pres A (resp. B), ale nevyrizuji se pozadavky dosle pres
> druhy router.
>
> Resenim by asi bylo nastavit na routerech A a B preklad adres - pak by
> pozadavky prichazely "jako" z routeru a odpovedi by se zpatky predavaly
> rovnou - jenomze problem je v tom, ze pristup k jednotlivym souborum a
> slozkam je rizen podle IP adresy klienta, ktera by v tomto pripade
> nebyla videt.
>
> Nejaky jiny napad ?

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