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What is EXTRA INTERFACESExtra Interfaces extends the maximum number of network interfaces of your IPCop from 4 to 8. Additional to the Green, Red, Blue and Orange interfaces you can get a Gray 1 - 4 interface (provided you have enough hardware Installation
UpgradingJust follow the steps under Installation, no need to uninstall first. UsageAfter installation you should have an extra menu-item for Extra Interfaces:![]() If there are any free interfaces in your IPCop they will be offered along with some (crude) options for interface behaviour: ![]() If there are no free interfaces, please read the section HW probing below. You will also find that the settings page for the DHCP Server now has options for Gray 1 - 4, behaviour is similar to DHCP on Green/Blue. Short explanation of the settings available to the extra interfaces: IPCop DNS: devices can use the DNS services of IPCop RED HTTP: devices can use internet http (tcp/80 is open to the internet) RED DNS: devices can use internet DNS services (udp/53 is open to the internet) RED TCP, UDP, ICMP: devices can more or less communicate freely to internet DNS services (tcp/udp/icmp is open to the internet) To be able to use proxy you must add the gray network(s) to the ACL of squid, i.e. add following line to /var/ipcop/proxy/acl: acl IPCop_networks src 192.168.22.0/255.255.255.0 To use transparent also add following line: http_port 192.168.22.252:800 transparent After making your modifications to ACL, restart proxy using the webinterface. If you are using Advanced Proxy, only the second mod is necessary (in /var/ipcop/proxy/advanced/acls/include.acl). You can add the network conveniently through the Adv. Proxy webinterface. HW probingThere is no auto hardware detection done (opposed to what setup does). If you know which kernel module your additional HW needs, just do a 'modprobe modulename' on IPCop console, then configure Extra Interfaces. You'll also need to add the '/sbin/modprobe modulename' command to /etc/rc.d/rc.local, to make things work after a reboot.If you do not know the kernel module, you might try and use IPCop setup. Reconfigure your cards and look in /var/ipcop/ethernet/settings for *_DRIVER. Was ist EXTRA INTERFACESsiehe obenClosing remarksPlease do not mail me for support etc., feel free to mail me though if you insist and want to transfer large amounts of money to my accountIn case of trouble, things not working, etc. post a message in the english or german IPCop support forums. I do visit those from time to time. Download
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Special thanks to Tom 'wintermute' for the logo History
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