I've got my Linux box in my office setup to with a valid IP address
(eg. eth0-208.15.109.37) that also has 2 aliases (eth0:0-192.168.100.5 and
eth0:1-192.168.200.4).
First thing, I would definately recommend to ditch the NIC aliasing
and get (2) more NICs. This will greatly cuts down on NIC
Tim,
If I understand your problem, the problem isn't immeadiatly with
MASQ.
First, you said that the Linux MASQ box's ethernet IP address
is 208.15.109.37. Next, you said that you wanted the dial-in
user to get an IP address 192.168.200.9.
If this is true.. you either need to:
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Hi,
First a little background:
Linux 2.0.34
I've set up a Linux PPP server and I'm able to attach to the network w/out
any problems and everything is viewable (Win95, WinNT, Samba Servers,
AS/400's), but the problem I'm having is that the maching I'm dialing in
from gets a static IP and is being
