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Mac Xserve route 3 subnets: IPFW: Routing Table

Asked by spiralOcean in Computer Servers, Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar), TCP/IP

Tags: card, setup, client, ipfw, mac

I have a Mac X-Serve running Panther 10.3.9. This server has three NIC cards on it. Each one attached to a different subnet. Am am attempting to route between the three subnets on the server.

Here is a diagram of my routing setup:
http://www.kbdiondemand.org/client_files/routingDiagram.png

And of my routing table:
http://www.kbdiondemand.org/client_files/RoutingTable2.png

My goal is to connect the editing subnet x.x.3.x to the video server subnet x.x.1.x

I am not sure if the problem is my routing table or my firewall? The firewall has a divert rule for the NAT. I don't know if the firewall could be configured with another divert rule or a forward rule or if it's something in the routing table.

Thank you for your time.

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Mac Xserve route 3 subnets: IPFW: Routing Table

Asked by spiralOcean in Computer Servers, Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar), TCP/IP

Tags: card, setup, client, ipfw, mac

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