“UbuntuHelp:UbuntuWirelessRouter/New”的版本间的差异
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{{Languages|UbuntuHelp:UbuntuWirelessRouter/New}} | {{Languages|UbuntuHelp:UbuntuWirelessRouter/New}} | ||
=== About the Rewrite === | === About the Rewrite === | ||
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I feel the current [[UbuntuHelp:UbuntuWirelessRouter]] article is of poor quality. Over the next few weeks I will be using this as a development page to document the process through which I set up an Ubuntu server installation as a wireless/wired router. This new article will be a complete rewrite of the current documentation. | I feel the current [[UbuntuHelp:UbuntuWirelessRouter]] article is of poor quality. Over the next few weeks I will be using this as a development page to document the process through which I set up an Ubuntu server installation as a wireless/wired router. This new article will be a complete rewrite of the current documentation. | ||
-Ubuntu:DaveCooper | -Ubuntu:DaveCooper | ||
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=== Specifics === | === Specifics === | ||
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The basic goal of this document is to explain how to replace the common Linksys wired/wireless router. | The basic goal of this document is to explain how to replace the common Linksys wired/wireless router. | ||
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This article is for advanced users as there exists many different hardware configurations and desired setups for which to accomplish this task. Because of this, it's highly unlikely that an inexperienced user will be able to follow this article step-by-step exactly and end up with a working system. That being said, I hope to not to complicate things unnecessarily. | This article is for advanced users as there exists many different hardware configurations and desired setups for which to accomplish this task. Because of this, it's highly unlikely that an inexperienced user will be able to follow this article step-by-step exactly and end up with a working system. That being said, I hope to not to complicate things unnecessarily. | ||
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If anyone is interested in helping me with this documentation process, please feel free to email me at [[MailTo(dave NOSPAM AT kupesoft DOT com)]]. | If anyone is interested in helping me with this documentation process, please feel free to email me at [[MailTo(dave NOSPAM AT kupesoft DOT com)]]. | ||
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==== Structure ==== | ==== Structure ==== | ||
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The new documentation will exist at [[UbuntuHelp:Router]]. | The new documentation will exist at [[UbuntuHelp:Router]]. | ||
Subsections will look like: | Subsections will look like: | ||
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* [[UbuntuHelp:Router/Madwifi]] | * [[UbuntuHelp:Router/Madwifi]] | ||
* [[UbuntuHelp:Router/Firewall]] | * [[UbuntuHelp:Router/Firewall]] | ||
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==== Proposed Sections ==== | ==== Proposed Sections ==== | ||
| − | + | # Setting up the physical network | |
| − | + | #* Hardware and drivers | |
| − | + | # Setting up the interfaces (/etc/networking/interfaces) | |
| − | + | #* /etc/networking/interfaces | |
| − | + | # Setting up the ip masquerading / nat firewall | |
| − | + | #* Will borrow heavily from [http://tldp.org/HOWTO/IP-Masquerade-HOWTO/ Linux IP Masquerade HOWTO @ tldp.org] | |
| − | + | # Setting up the DHCP/DNS Server | |
| − | + | #* dns-masq will be used | |
| − | + | # Further Reading | |
| − | + | #* Links for further reading about ip, iptables/netfilter, dnsmasq, ifup, etc | |
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==== Notes ==== | ==== Notes ==== | ||
* Designed for a Edgy server installations but should work on the desktop or with Dapper and older | * Designed for a Edgy server installations but should work on the desktop or with Dapper and older | ||
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* For use with static and dynamic IP addresses | * For use with static and dynamic IP addresses | ||
* pppd | * pppd | ||
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==== Comments ==== | ==== Comments ==== | ||
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Hi, good job on this. I've renamed your work in progress pages to "Router" (we don't need Ubuntu in page names). Maybe you can try and integrate the wireless hardware sections with the existing material on setting up wireless interfaces at WifiDocs --[[UbuntuHelp:mdke]] | Hi, good job on this. I've renamed your work in progress pages to "Router" (we don't need Ubuntu in page names). Maybe you can try and integrate the wireless hardware sections with the existing material on setting up wireless interfaces at WifiDocs --[[UbuntuHelp:mdke]] | ||
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Hello, I've been following Herve' page - when time permits, and concerned about where you feel to take this topic. I won't be using or setting up a server and am not as experianced as your direction heads off in. Will I be left "without a paddle" or might all this co-exist? | Hello, I've been following Herve' page - when time permits, and concerned about where you feel to take this topic. I won't be using or setting up a server and am not as experianced as your direction heads off in. Will I be left "without a paddle" or might all this co-exist? | ||
It's good to see the topic getting more attention! | It's good to see the topic getting more attention! | ||
rypedgenes At/the yahoo dot[com ;) | rypedgenes At/the yahoo dot[com ;) | ||
[https://launchpad.net/people/stanz+ stanz+] | [https://launchpad.net/people/stanz+ stanz+] | ||
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This topic perhaps requires users with a bit more experience. I'm happy for the articles that have been written by Ubuntu:HervéFache to be left in tact. | This topic perhaps requires users with a bit more experience. I'm happy for the articles that have been written by Ubuntu:HervéFache to be left in tact. | ||
-Ubuntu:DaveCooper | -Ubuntu:DaveCooper | ||
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Until you get your own BridgingInterfaces page written, I suggest you link to mine: BridgingNetworkInterfaces... -- Ubuntu:HervéFache | Until you get your own BridgingInterfaces page written, I suggest you link to mine: BridgingNetworkInterfaces... -- Ubuntu:HervéFache | ||
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I doubt I will end up writing [[UbuntuHelp:Router/BridgingInterfaces]]. There isn't much more on the subject than I've already covered in the draft for [[UbuntuHelp:Router]]. If there is, feel free to add whatever you'd like. (= | I doubt I will end up writing [[UbuntuHelp:Router/BridgingInterfaces]]. There isn't much more on the subject than I've already covered in the draft for [[UbuntuHelp:Router]]. If there is, feel free to add whatever you'd like. (= | ||
-Ubuntu:DaveCooper | -Ubuntu:DaveCooper | ||
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About the Rewrite
I feel the current UbuntuHelp:UbuntuWirelessRouter article is of poor quality. Over the next few weeks I will be using this as a development page to document the process through which I set up an Ubuntu server installation as a wireless/wired router. This new article will be a complete rewrite of the current documentation. -Ubuntu:DaveCooper
Specifics
The basic goal of this document is to explain how to replace the common Linksys wired/wireless router. This article is for advanced users as there exists many different hardware configurations and desired setups for which to accomplish this task. Because of this, it's highly unlikely that an inexperienced user will be able to follow this article step-by-step exactly and end up with a working system. That being said, I hope to not to complicate things unnecessarily. If anyone is interested in helping me with this documentation process, please feel free to email me at MailTo(dave NOSPAM AT kupesoft DOT com).
Structure
The new documentation will exist at UbuntuHelp:Router. Subsections will look like:
Proposed Sections
- Setting up the physical network
- Hardware and drivers
- Setting up the interfaces (/etc/networking/interfaces)
- /etc/networking/interfaces
- Setting up the ip masquerading / nat firewall
- Will borrow heavily from Linux IP Masquerade HOWTO @ tldp.org
- Setting up the DHCP/DNS Server
- dns-masq will be used
- Further Reading
- Links for further reading about ip, iptables/netfilter, dnsmasq, ifup, etc
Notes
- Designed for a Edgy server installations but should work on the desktop or with Dapper and older
- Cover how to set up a just a wired router or just a wireless router - not just both
- Cover how to use generic hardware and specifically the madwifi (Atheros) wireless hardware
- madwifi: Installation, Ubuntu-specific info
- For use with static and dynamic IP addresses
- pppd
Comments
Hi, good job on this. I've renamed your work in progress pages to "Router" (we don't need Ubuntu in page names). Maybe you can try and integrate the wireless hardware sections with the existing material on setting up wireless interfaces at WifiDocs --UbuntuHelp:mdke Hello, I've been following Herve' page - when time permits, and concerned about where you feel to take this topic. I won't be using or setting up a server and am not as experianced as your direction heads off in. Will I be left "without a paddle" or might all this co-exist? It's good to see the topic getting more attention! rypedgenes At/the yahoo dot[com ;) stanz+ This topic perhaps requires users with a bit more experience. I'm happy for the articles that have been written by Ubuntu:HervéFache to be left in tact. -Ubuntu:DaveCooper Until you get your own BridgingInterfaces page written, I suggest you link to mine: BridgingNetworkInterfaces... -- Ubuntu:HervéFache I doubt I will end up writing UbuntuHelp:Router/BridgingInterfaces. There isn't much more on the subject than I've already covered in the draft for UbuntuHelp:Router. If there is, feel free to add whatever you'd like. (= -Ubuntu:DaveCooper Does this work on 7.10. Also great job, I can't wait to see it finished. Ubuntu:Vaderdarth211
