Re: [OpenSIPStack] NIC Binding

[<sa...@ER...>]

The problem is the Hostname.  The NIC on the private side is a node that
dynamically gets it license, ip addr from a dhcpd and dns running on the
192.168 side. It becomes a dhclient of dhcpd.   From another node, on the
private side, dhcpd is used to provide ipaddr and other setup instructions
to the remote phone living on the public side and the private side of the
SBC.  From the SBC box at the network layer i am able to pings in both
directions and run applications living on the private side and the public
side only if i use ipaddress.  It seems that once the SBC box becomes a
dhclient it wants to resolve hostnames using the dns living on the private
side.  From a remote box on the public side i want to run the SBC admin
program, which will only run if i disable the dhclient.  This clearly is not
just a dhcpd or a routing problem beyond the scope of this list.  And as you
said maybe it is a misconfigured  routing table.

Is there anyone out there that has overcome this problem?  I hope i'm not
the first person asking for guidence on this issue.

Warren Kreckler




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jo...@op..." <joe...@gm...>
To: <ope...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: [OpenSIPStack] NIC Binding


> OSBC should be able to intelligently use the appropriate interface based
> on the destination of the packet.   It will act as a natural bridge
> between the two networks assuming you have a sane routing table.  Let me
> know if you prove me otherwise.
>
> joegen
>
>
> sales@ER wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > I read that OSBC binds to all NIC.  Will it bind when one NIC is set up
an Internet addr and other NIC with a private(192.x.x.x) addr.  Or is there
a need for a router between the public and private networks.  Are there
instruction?  Last question is there a top level scheme (macro) that shows a
network diagram with possible OSBC typical layout?
> >
> > Warren Kreckler
>
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