====== Dvorak ======

This machine acts as the gateway router and [[network:firewall|firewall]] for the ACM Network. It has 2 1Gig copper WAN lines out to the UIC/CS network and 2 10Gig SFP fiber lines for the LAN network(s). 

====== WAN Interfaces ======

[[https://acm.cs.uic.edu/wiki/network:public_ip_and_hostname_list]]

^ Interface  ^ Hostname                           ^ Host           ^ Notes        ^
| wmac0      | dvorak.cs.uic.edu                  | dvorak.acm.cs  | LAN Gateway  |
| wmac1      | acm.cs.uic.edu (lug/acm.eecs/swe)  | chopin.acm.cs  |              |
| wmac2      | hans.cs.uic.edu                    | hans.acm.cs    |              |
| wmac3      | brink.cs.uic.edu                   | brink.acm.cs   |              |
| wmac4      | cuda.cs.uic.edu                    | cuda.acm.cs    |              |
| wmac5      | linux.cs.uic.edu                   | medusa.acm.cs  |              |
| wmac6      | sigbuild.cs.uic.edu                | dvorak.acm.cs  |              |
| wmac7      | siggame.cs.uic.edu                 | dvorak.acm.cs  |              |

===== How to setup a WAN interface =====

//If for some reason the MAC address is not registered with the UIC DHCP server for the desired hostname, you must contact UIC CS Support to register the address you wish to use.// Otherwise, collect the MAC address registered for that hostname from the config book in the server room. Adding the interface and activating it is then as simple putting the MAC address into the example config below, picking a network device name, and activating it with the //netctl// command. 

<file|/etc/netctl/file_name>
Description='Virtual LAN with a static MAC on interface wmac0 using DHCP'
Interface=wmacX
Connection=macvlan
BindsToInterfaces=wan0
Mode="bridge"
MACAddress="XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX"
IP=dhcp
TimeoutDHCP=240
DHCPReleaseOnStop="yes"
</file>
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Afterwards, proceed to the [[network:firewall|firewall]] page to configure routing and the firewall.
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===== If you Restarted the Server... =====

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  - Don't do it again.
  - Reacquire IP addresses from DHCP with: ''sudo dhcpcd -t 0 -4 wmac1''. 
  - DO NOT do it again.
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