[help]Networking

[mark06123]

can you help me egarding to my network

cause I want to remove hamachi
My PC has 2 network adapter

1rst network adapter is connected directly to a modem
2nd network adapter is used to shared internet connection with other PC

if I used the 1rst NIC(network interface Card)
the Vmware dont have internet connection

if I used the 2nd NIC(network interface Card) which is used to share internet connection t other pc
VMware got internet connection

lets name the 1rst NIC as WAN then 2ndNIC as LAN

WAN IP =122.53.xxx.xxx
LAN IP = 192.168.0.1

how can I set the Server to used the WAN IP to remove the hamachi
if I used the 1rst bridge the VMware IP become 122.53.xxx.xxx
then no internet connection cannot ping google

if i set it to LAN VMware IP become 192.168.0.123 can ping google and under the config comman /home/cabal/cabal_config.sh
it can fint WAN ip but still player cannot connect to the server


all guide are correct but in this kind of network I dont see the guide on it Im using PLDT MyDSL

[MentaL]

[chumpywumpy]

You need to create a persistent route between the 2 NICs so your connection can pass through. You need the route on box windows and centos too.

Creating rooutes on windows:
http://support.argogroup.com/article.php?art=12

For centos:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-linux-565828/

[mark06123]

thnk I will going to study this

[chumpywumpy]

You can't break anything too badly trying this as long as you master the method of deleting routes first or don't make them persistent until you know you have it right. The gateway it talks about should be the ip address of the router controlling your lan which you can find using "ipconfig /all" on windows and chaking the gateway on the LAN connection.

What you are doing is adding the destination ip/netmask and the router so on windows you need to add a route to the WAN interface entry and the route destination is 192.168.0.0 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 (the LAN), and a route on the LAN interface to route to 122.53.xx.xx with a netmask of 255.255.255.0. Next do the same on the centos.

Vmware being in the way is going to make this complicated and it will need experimentation to get it working right so i would try setting vmware to NAT instead of bridged first to see if that works. I'm not that good with routes myself :/

[mark06123]

yes you are right cause I dont know what i am doing I jut follow the guide on the link but that guide was too puzzled....


The things that you are trying to say is to make the 1 NIC into a shared internet connection then the 2nd NIC serves as a gateway to connect to internet

Im going to post my IP address here but Im afraid someone hack it

I thnk you did not get my point or you do not get me

here is my pc it has 2 Network CArd and I have 1 modem no router

lets name it as network connection 1 and network connection 2

my network connection 1 has an ip address of 122.53.xxx.xxx and it is directly connected to a modem no router..

and my network connection 2 has an ip address of 192.168.0.1 and it is connected on a switch to share internet connection with other PC on my network any pc that want to have internet connect the configuration must be:
IP:192.168.0.65 - 192.168.0.255
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.0.1 (which is my network connection2)


and I think that guide on the link is slight same on this but this network is easy to config.

<<<<<<NOW let's go to my problem>>>>>>>> :

if I used the (network connection 1) to bridge on VMware the VMware IP add. become
ip:122.53.xxx.xxx
mask:255.255.240.0
gateway:122.53.96.1

Host OS IP:
IP: 122.53.xxx.xxx
mask:255.255.240.0
gateway: 122.53.96.1

then the VMware can ping the Windows and Windows can ping the VMware

BUT::::::::: no internet connection cannot ping network on my (network connection 2)

if I set it to NAT you can only connect or play on the PC host on other PC no such connection......

if I used (network connection 2) as bridge to VMware the VMware IP become
IP: 192.168.0.128
mask:255.255.255.0
gateway:192.168.0.1

in this case I got VMware got internet connection but cannot used the 122.53.xx.xxx in internal.text to connect to teh server you still need to used 192.168.0.128 as internal.text ip address to connect to the server so I set hamach on server linux and Windows.....
the internal.text ip is the hamachi ip connection s ok no problem.......

SO WHAT WILL I DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to remove hamachi

[chumpywumpy]

I have blanked the IPs for you as it is probably safer.

You cannot use 192.168.0.x in internal.txt as it won't work for a public server, only you will be able to connect and other people won't. It must work using the 122.53 address.

There isn't an easy answer i can give you as your network is very different to mine and there are bits of hardware involved that i don't know anything about. VMware is also complicating things further. Even were i sitting on the network it would still take me some time and experimentation to work it out and even then i couldn't guarantee it would work at the end as what you have there is 2 entirely seperate networks and at least 2 NAT translations going on. I can't think of a harder network to try and set a server up on :(

I would probably suggest sticking with hamachi as trying to get it working without it is going to be a nightmare i think.

[mark06123]

huhuhuhuhuhuh T_T I solve the hamachi problem on RAnOnline Dev with the help of serfier but now I m back with hamachi On cabal section If the experimentation has succeed can you post it here on how can we solve it.... still I am also doing some experiments...... but I think The solution is to change windows to linux but is there a way on how we can config it linux and windows runs at the same PC

[chumpywumpy]

Changing windows to linux won't help. The problem is that you have a complicated network, technically 2 networks that aren't routing to each other correctly. If you switched windows to linux you would have the same problem but in reverse (centos connecting to the db).

[khaizer03]

i have a problem to my LAN ip address is 122.53.xxx.xxx,..
i have a hamachi to connect to my server but they cannot connect,..
i followed the guides to configure the hamachi over and over still they can'y connect to my server,..
could you tell me how to fix it?

[MisterMinister]

First. : the last Post on this was 12-15-2008 01:38 PM

Second : If you want to congig a Server with HAMACHI..you have a special HAMACHI IP.. this you will need to TYPE in the Cabal_config.sh
"->IP where players connect"

Regards.