Further to my earlier question today I have a netbook which connects over wireless to a pptp vpn on my vps&#39;s 3rd IP. When I try to connect to apache running on my vps&#39;s first IP address rather than appearing to come from my vps&#39;s 3rd IP it instead comes from the netbook&#39;s &#39;local&#39; address. (Numbers below if this is not clear).<br>

It would appear that in order to get this working how I want that I need to tell SNAT to use eth? rather than eth?:?. Am I missing something or do I need to ask Andy about linking that IP to a second virtual NIC.<br><br>
It works just fine for IPs not on my VPS so I think I&#39;m missing something o tell ubuntu not to try being efficient (ie only use 192.168.254.x when I enter a 192.168.254.0 destination address).<br>
<br><br>Netbook:<br>WLAN IP: x.x.x.x<br>IP on VPN: 192.168.254.x<br><br>VPS:<br>Apache runs on y.y.y.73<br>VPN runs on y.y.y.75<br><br>Running a simple CGI to report the remote IP (from apache&#39;s perspective) reports 192.168.254.x where I&#39;m after it being y.y.y.75<br clear="all">

<br>-- <br>Robert Gauld<br><a href="http://www.robertgauld.co.uk" target="_blank">http://www.robertgauld.co.uk</a><br>