IP configuration on my firewall
Hello
I have placed a firewall under linux (Ipcop 1.4.18) with a RED
networking interface on 192.168.1.x and the GREEN networking interface
on 10.10.10.x
So, all client are under 10.10.10.x
When I try to join the GREEN interface from a client, I can "ping" the
interface but not the RED under 192.168.1.x
So when I changed the IP address of the client to 192.168.1.x, I can
"ping" the RED interface under 192.168.1.x but not the GREEN on
10.10.10.x
It's normal ?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: What doesnt lend itself to OO?
... >>server is a pure data transfer interface. ... essentially exposing the client or service implementation. ... >>paradigms can be abstracted just like any other problem space in an OO ...
(comp.object) - Re: Text terminal rendering design
... free to give it any object that satisfies that interface. ... giving it a real facade object if I choose. ... Facade to avoid touching the client. ... completely incompatible with this subsystem interface. ...
(comp.object) - Re: Abstract public member variales?
... Entity has no encapsulation and no real methods, but the great thing about it is that its public interface will never have to change during maintenance. ... Assuming there is at most only one Property instance for each property type, then the R1 collection class would own the smarts for finding the right one. ... However, I would point out that the client of the getter is someone who needs to collaborate with a specific Property, not the Entity itself. ... The second line generates a message to the Property for the collaboration. ...
(comp.object) - Re: Text terminal rendering design
... Which is exactly what would happen in your case when the interface of the implementation object changes. ... But then you need a new object to own the actual responsibility within the subsystem implementation. ... I can pop in a facade in a completely painless manner without being forced to rename or kludge anything. ... Facade to avoid touching the client. ...
(comp.object) - Re: Message-based vs. method-based interaction [was: Re: LSP and subtype]
... interface is always the method signature. ... We can name it for the owner context of what it does or we can name it for the client context, but we can't do both. ... overlaying some sort of developer structure on the 3GL syntax. ... Such separation is impossible to do with pure 3GL language syntax. ...
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