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Hetzner + SolusVM + NAT

KeyJeyKeyJey Member
edited October 2013 in Tutorials

Helo, is there any easy way to configure NAT on a Hetzner server + SolusVM ? We are new with them and we saw config soooo complex and impossible to make this .... any tip ?

Thanks !

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  • Set up a Vyatta/Quagga VM to do the routing for you over localhost.

    Easiest way to get around their so called 'restriction.'

    Thanked by 1KeyJey
  • anyone know what provide sell cheap hetzner vps

  • LeeLee Veteran

    @ZeroCool said:
    anyone know what provide sell cheap hetzner vps

    Doubt there are any cheap ones, hetzner limits all servers to a /27 with no exceptions.

  • BrianHarrisonBrianHarrison Patron Provider, Veteran
    edited October 2013

    @KeyJey said:
    Helo, is there any easy way to configure NAT on a Hetzner server + SolusVM ? We are new with them and we saw config soooo complex and impossible to make this .... any tip ?

    Thanks !

    What virtualization technology are you planning to use?

  • I know you can use vif route instead of bridge with xen. KVM will require you to set the mac addresses, though.

  • tuguhosttuguhost Member
    edited October 2013

    @ZeroCool said:
    anyone know what provide sell cheap hetzner vps

    you can check vpscreed,
    but i wouldnt recommend them :)

  • Sorry, I didn't see your replies ! :(

    Yes, I use KVM, and I really would like to protect under NAT some Windows servers, should just be accessible the RDP ports. 3390, 3391, 3392 ....

    I had it like this in Proxmox and was very nice. It's very practical and need to implement it. I'm new with Hetzner and Solus.

    Thanks !

  • @Wintereise should PFSense make the job ? looks easier to me, I'm not really advanced server ! thanks :)

  • @BradND it's KVM, even using the MAC, should it work ? Thx!

  • helo ?

  • KeyJey said: @Wintereise should PFSense make the job ? looks easier to me, I'm not really advanced server ! thanks :)

    PFSense does not like the gw being out of subnet, and you'll find yourself having issues adding a route to the /32.

    Regardless, vyatta is the preferred go to platform for this. If you're having issues setting it up, go to #vyatta at freenode, and hire an expert to do it for you.

    Thanked by 1KeyJey
  • Thx wintereise your help. I decided to keep working with proxmox, setup was much easier.

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