Re: [masq] Linux receives modem call?!

1999-01-14 Thread David A. Ranch
I am sorry that I know this is not the masquerade topic. However, I need a help for how Linux accepts a modem dial-in, and issue IP to the dialer, and makes dial-in to ppp network...? This is all covered in the PPP-HOWTO. --DAvid

Re: [masq] [masq] Linux receives modem call?!

1999-01-14 Thread David A. Ranch
Hey Charles, # /etc/ppp/options.ppp0 modem crtscts 38400 #defaultroute asyncmap 0 lock 192.168.1.14:192.168.1.16 proxyarp passive Unless you are going to have a remote subnet behind that PPP connection, you don't need the proxyarp line. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. What does

Re: [masq] A possible bug in the ip_masq_quake code?

1999-01-14 Thread Nigel Metheringham
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: } The problem happens when you double-click on the Quake2 entry in the } left-hand window to "update the servers". The first or second time, } you will get a good list of servers and decently low ping times. If } you do this a few more times, all of the sudden, all the

[masq] Dranchs WWW site: TrinityOS update

1999-01-14 Thread David A. Ranch
Lots of updates especially security things for Samba. 85 users on the list and counting! == 01/13/99Added the "logit" script to aid in real-time troubleshooting. *Sent [Section 9] Update* Added a note to move the loading of SSHd higher up in the

Re: [masq] IP Masq - FTP problems

1999-01-14 Thread Carl Petersen
Yes, if i fire up an ftp session on one of the clients the "Used By" field increments. I have experimented and found out that only passive ftp sessions work. From a linux box on the lan an ftp session must be switched to "passive" before I "NLIST" a directory. Perhaps this is the way it's

Re: [masq] [masq-dev] A possible bug in the ip_masq_quake code?

1999-01-14 Thread Dan Kegel
"David A. Ranch" schrieb: Linux 2.0.36 w/ ipportfw patch ftp, quake, and raudio MASQ modules loaded UDP ports 2000-2020 IPPORTFWed The problem happens when you double-click on the Quake2 entry in the left-hand window to "update the servers".

Re: [masq] [masq] [masq-dev] A possible bug in the ip_masq_quake code?

1999-01-14 Thread mumford
On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, Dan Kegel wrote: Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 07:04:44 -0800 From: Dan Kegel [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "David A. Ranch" [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [masq] [masq-dev] A possible bug in the ip_masq_quake code? "David A. Ranch"

[masq] Configuring IP MASQ on RedHat 4.2

1999-01-14 Thread Enigma
Hello everyone... I'm looking for some help on Setting up IP MASQ on RedHat 4.2, Kernel 2.0.30 . I've previously got IP MASQ configured and working on RedHat 4.2, but it's been 8months or so, and at the time it took me forever to finally get it working. Well I've ran into the same problem as

[masq] ICQ NetMeeting

1999-01-14 Thread Jorge Minassian
Hi all !. Can some one, please, let me know how to configure the masq, to use ICQ and NetMeeting on the workstations ?. Thank you very much, Jorge. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands,

Re: [masq] IP Masq - FTP problems

1999-01-14 Thread David A. Ranch
I have experimented and found out that only passive ftp sessions work. From a linux box on the lan an ftp session must be switched to "passive" before I "NLIST" a directory. Perhaps this is the way it's supposed to work? No, active FTPs work for most people as long as they are FTPing to a

Re: [masq] [masq] [masq-dev] A possible bug in the ip_masq_quake code?

1999-01-14 Thread David A. Ranch
snip The solution? Use smaller udp timeouts. # ipfwadm -M -s 0 0 60 will leave the tcp and tcpfin timeouts at their default, and will set the udp timeouts to 1 minute. I really don't see a reason why they can't be set even lower or why udp has a timeout in the first place, since udp is packet

Re: [masq] ICQ NetMeeting

1999-01-14 Thread Tim Fletcher
Can some one, please, let me know how to configure the masq, to use ICQ and NetMeeting on the workstations ?. See http://doncaster.on.ca/~lnevo/masq/ for details Tim Fletcher .~. /V\ L I N U X [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[masq] X across masq

1999-01-14 Thread Chris Ruvolo
Hello all.. I am new to this list and this issue may have been already dealt with. If so, please feel free to reply to me personally to avoid useless traffic to the rest of the list. We have a linux box using the 2.0.35 kernel's msaq. When behind the masq, we observed it not possible (with the

Re: [masq] Load distribution over two interfaces

1999-01-14 Thread Fuzzy Fox
Doug Clements [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Any particular place I should look if I say, wanted to act like I was cool and start coding this? Maybe some kernel programming stuff? I'm not sure exactly what I'm getting into here, but maybe it's not so hard. The main reason you're not having much

Re: [masq] ICQ NetMeeting

1999-01-14 Thread Jorge Minassian
Hi Tim, thanks for your answer. Can some one, please, let me know how to configure the masq, to use ICQ and NetMeeting on the workstations ?. See http://doncaster.on.ca/~lnevo/masq/ for details Tim Fletcher .~. I went there, did what described: ipautofw -A -r tcp

[masq] Battle.net masq module.....

1999-01-14 Thread Stomper
Anyone that is a programmer game to attempt a battle.net masq module. Looks like Blizzard finally got smart and started allow multi connects from a single ip. They still only allow one connect per key, but this way multi machines behind a masq machine can finally get to diablo and

[masq] Ftp across gateway machine

1999-01-14 Thread Doug Lumpkin
Whenever I try to telnet or ftp to a box behind my gateway I end up with the following error messages: Jan 14 02:06:26 takamine in.telnetd[1550]: connect from unknown Jan 14 02:06:32 takamine in.telnetd[1551]: warning: can't get client address: Connection reset by peer Jan 14 02:06:32 takamine

Re: [masq] ICQ NetMeeting

1999-01-14 Thread Tim Fletcher
I went there, did what described: ipautofw -A -r tcp 2000 3000 -h 192.168.0.17 And I´ve got this: setsockopt: Protocol not available Any sugestion, please ? http://www.ox.compsoc.org.uk/~steve/portforwarding.html Tim Fletcher .~.