Hi, I just made this account thought i would get some help here because i searched on google and youtube for a while but I couldnt get a good answer on my question.
Im using Debian 8.2.0 btw
here we go...
I got a setup in Vmware workstation, its from school so they made me my own little network with a virtual switch and such
My schools Router goes from their Gigabit connection to my Server ( this is a Debian Server with 2 network card interfaces ), the incoming connection is on their DHCP so I already get an IP from them. But the second is my 'LAN' network. this connection goes from my Server to the switch which is attached with some other servers/workstations. On the Debian with 2 NiC's im trying to install DHCP. but im trying to install DHCP to work through my LAN but I cant get it to work.
If my story doesnt make sense I can retype it XD.
my problem :
Does someone know how to get those 2 NiC's bridged and get my DHCP to work.
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How to bridge a connection in Linux and configure DHCP
Re: How to bridge a connection in Linux and configure DHCP
Why?Coenraad7 wrote:
Im using Debian 8.2.0 btw
Re: How to bridge a connection in Linux and configure DHCP
Ye, Im trying to let the connection ' flow ' through my Server with those NiC'sSegfault wrote:Are you trying to set up a NAT router?
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Re: How to bridge a connection in Linux and configure DHCP
I've not actually tried this with Debian but does this link help:
https://debian-administration.org/artic ... an_gateway
https://debian-administration.org/artic ... an_gateway
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