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 Login to IPCop SSH as root. Login to IPCop SSH as root.
 +
 "# setup" "# setup"
 +   
    * Networking    * Networking
    * Network configuration type    * Network configuration type
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   * Blue Interface   * Blue Interface
  
-Assign the IP address for this interface that will be the gateway for the guest and subnet.+=== 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 
 +255.255.255.248 
 + 
 +Green: 192.168.1.1 
 +255.255.255.0
  
-IP address: 192.168.2.1 +Blue: 192.168.2.1 
-Network mask: 255.255.255.0+255.255.255.0
  
-If you want the Blue interface to suppy DHCP that must be done in the web interface as well as setting authorized IP addresses/MAC addresses to access the RED (Internet) interface.+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=== ===Setup DHCP for Blue Interface===
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 Tick "Enabled" for the Blue Interface. Tick "Enabled" for the Blue Interface.
  
-Set the start address and end address so they match the IP you set for the Blue Interface in a range that works for you.  I set 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.+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. Save.
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 In the web interface Choose Firewall, Blue Access. In the web interface Choose Firewall, Blue Access.
  
-For Source IP: add the first IP address of your DHCP range.  Tick "Enabled"+For Source IP: Input the first IP address of your DHCP range.  Tick "Enabled"
 Click Add. Click Add.
  
networking/router/ipcop.1347043405.txt.gz · Last modified: 2012/09/07 12:43 by jcooper

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