Solaris

rtls0 / eth0 = LAN Interface in my PC
rtls1 / eth1 = WAN to MODEM interface

IP ADDRESS OF MODEM IS 192.168.1.100
WAN ADDRESE IN THIS CASE IS
83.4.213.32
and later in linux
83.22.167.145

I tried everything

In Solaris...

Have you tried giving it an address in the 192.168.1 network and setting 192.168.1.100 as the default gateway?

hi beumont,

jlliagre is correct. what output you have from ifconfig -a is a correct behavior since your D-LINK dsl modem act in bridging mode - but from the picture, still - you have to make your solaris box to be a NAT router for other LAN member (PC1 - with private IPs) can connect to the internet.

if you dont want your solaris router to have the public IP you can refer your dsl modem manual : how to make it as gateway mode.

HTH.

@ avronius

please see the OPs first post - he already explained it with a nice picture

and from that netstat -rn - that is very obvious the rtls1 is the WAN (modem facing) interface, and rtls0 is the LAN side. the default gateway and resolv.conf/nsswitch.conf were also correct.

all he needs to do was only NAT.

HTH.