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--- networking:router:ipcop [2012/09/07 12:05]
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 Login to IPCop SSH as root.
 "# setup"
--Networking
- -Network configuration type
+   * Networking
+   * Network configuration type
 Choose Green, Blue, Red
-  -Drivers and card assignments
-    -
+  * Drivers and card assignments
+Choose OK to change and assign the free NIC to Blue.
+  * Address Settings
+  * Blue Interface
+=== Assign the IP address and subnet===
+This will be the gateway and subnet for the guest or Blue Interface.  It must be a different IP address than Green or Red.
+For example:
+Red: 72.128.9.50
+.255.255.248
+Green: 192.168.1.1
+.255.255.0
+Blue: 192.168.2.1
+.255.255.0
+If you want the Blue interface to supply DHCP that must be done in the web interface as well as setting authorized IP addresses/MAC addresses to access the RED (Internet) interface.
+===Setup DHCP for Blue Interface===
+Use your browser to access https://IP_of_Green_IPCop:445
+On the Services tab choose "DHCP Server".  You should now see a Blue interface option.
+Tick "Enabled" for the Blue Interface.
+Set the start address and end address so they match the IP address scheme you set for the Blue Interface in a range that works for you.  I set it from .66 to .86 so I only had 20 addresses to authorize for access.  I left the other fields at default. The same as the Green Interface.
+Save.
+===Add authorized addresses===
+In the web interface Choose Firewall, Blue Access.
+For Source IP: Input the first IP address of your DHCP range.  Tick "Enabled"
+Click Add.
+Repeat this for all IP addresses in the DHCP range.
+Only these IP addresses will be able to access the Internet (Red Interface) from the Wireless Access Point you have setup.

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