Re: ip tunnel 10.10.10.0 network
It can be done. For a detailed procedure of doing it, please get the Advanced Linux
Reference recently published by Walnut Creek (I bought mine from Borders Bookstore)
and you will see it under a discussion on IP-IP tunnel.
ESL
aphro wrote:
> i was wondering (assume it is, but just incase) if it was possible to
> establish an IP tunnel between 2 locations for a 10.10.10.0 network (or
> any of the 'non registered' networks) the owner of one of the companies i
> work for wants more ips but the ISP won't sell them to him "for any
> price" (and for good reason) he already has a class C. one end is his
> burstable T1 and the other would be his house, on a COX @Home cable
> modem. 2 linux boxes should be able to provide an IP tunnel and add the
> 3rd network right? so there would be the 216.128.8.0 24.1.182.0 and
> 10.10.10.0 networks ..what would be required for this ? both hardware and
> software. i look foreward to providing a solution to this guy before i
> quit the company so he realizes what a asset i was and should o f paid me
> more!!
>
> btw this tunnel does NOT have to be secure..no encryption needed. i just
> need 2 way IP communications through it through the internet from the
> remote site as well as machines on the 216.128.8.0 network to be able to
> access the 10.10.10.0 network.
>
> thanks to all..who can help !
>
> nate
>
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