[Asterisk-Users] Change IP info.

[William C. Ray]

Actually the Version i am running is the Free one from smoothwall.org 
Version 2. and i finally figured out how to change the IP addy on my 
Asterisk box i had to edit a few files.

The smoothwall router assignes ips to computers on the Green Interface 
(trusted network) there IP's with a DHCP server.

The Red interface is the network card that hooks into your cable/DSL Modem

The Orange Interface is a sepriate network (also called DMZ)  that cant 
access the Green Network.

Thanks,
William Ray

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "C. Maj" <cmaj-SPAM at freedomcorpse.com>
To: <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 2:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Change IP info.


> On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, William C. Ray waxed:
>
>> Hello i was wondering how i can change the IP address information for my 
>> Asterisk box, IP addy, Gateway, DNS.
>>
>> I have a smoothwall router that i am using and i am tring to put the 
>> Asterisk box on the orange interface so if anyone can help me please i 
>> can use it.
>
> I was wondering what a smoothwall was, so I checked it out.
> smoothwall.org first, then when I saw the full color 86 page
> administrator guide, I thought, wow, this can't be all of
> it, so I found smoothwall.net, where they will sell you all
> manner of 'smoothie' flavors AKA linux.  Neat.  I saw one of
> these at a tradeshow the other day for $2500, so I took a
> second look, at least that's my excuse to the list for
> taking a look and helping out.  :P
>
> I'm assuming this is the commercial version in question.
> And from question 1 on the FAQ at smoothwall.net, it says
> that the orange interface is the DMZ and green is the local
> protected interface.  There are also red IP's, not sure what
> they do.  But this appears to be a traffic light running
> some form of embedded Linux.
>
> Also in the FAQ, Mel Gibson gets props for his appearance as
> Mad Max, in Mad Max 2: The 'Road Warrior', which is what you
> use 'on the road' to get at your 'smoothie' -- one must hope
> it will still work after the apocalypse.  Myself, I would
> rather use industrial hemp for fuel than fight over dinosaur
> bones, but that would make a pretty boring action movie.
> Maybe fodder for a Mel Brooks comedy ?
>
> Anyhow, back to the question at hand, if you can change the
> IP address for a windows box via the smoothie windows GUI,
> chances are you can do the same for the Asterisk box.
> That's if you are running Asterisk on Linux, which I assume
> you didn't get it to compile on FreeBSD, so it's probably
> Linux.  You might need to know the MAC address of the
> network card on the Asterisk box to change it's IP addy.
> Gateway and DNS should be the same as what you set on the
> windows boxes.
>
> Apart from not knowing or being able to understand how
> exactly you got Asterisk running (configs, etc.), if you can
> do the IP stuff with smoothie for windows, you can probably
> do it with smoothie for linux.
>
> --Chris
>
>
> -- 
> Chris Maj, Rochester
> cmaj_at_freedomcorpse_dot_com
> Pronunciation Guide: Maj == May
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