Satellite downlink and DSL uplink.

Ok guys, I need a shoulder.

I’ve got this picture:


DSL - Windows Machine - MT - LAN

On Windows Machine, there is DVB card and DSL is atached to eth1. DSL is connecting throw PPPoE. I cannot setup the MT i do:

  1. Setup IPs (doesn’t matter here).
  2. Setup DHCP (doesn’t matter here).
  3. I setup deafult gateway 192.168.0.1 (the Windows eth2 ip).
  4. I setup proxy with parent proxy 192.168.0.1.
  5. I make it transperant with dst-nat.
  6. I make src-nat for LAN IPs.

After all I can ping the gateway, but I cannot ping the dsl DNSs. I think the problem is the windows software. There is ccProxy on it. And nothing more.
What is the resolution of the problem? If I atach dsl to the MT. Should this work.

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  1. Setup default gateway throw PPPoE.
  2. Make src-nat for Lan IPs (i think here they should have i-net throw dsl, without problem).
  3. Start Proxy with parent proxy 192.168.0.1.
  4. Make dst-nat for 80 to 8081 (8081 is the ccproxy port which is route to 127.0.0.1:8080 the DVB proxy).
  5. Will I be happy? :slight_smile:

Sounds like a error on the Windows machine. More than likely there are no address translation configured on it, or the Windows machine does not have a route back to the clients connected to the MT.


  1. Setup default gateway throw PPPoE.
  2. Make src-nat for Lan IPs (i think here they should have i-net throw dsl, without problem).
  3. Start Proxy with parent proxy 192.168.0.1.
  4. Make dst-nat for 80 to 8081 (8081 is the ccproxy port which is route to 127.0.0.1:8080 the DVB proxy).
  5. Will I be happy? > :slight_smile:

Should work. If there is specific issues, we can look at them after you tried it yourself.


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