On Thu, Apr 11, 2002 at 10:15:46PM +0200, Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous wrote:
I want to be able to to logon to my NT domain from behind my NAT
box. I have win9x workstations that are connected to the internet
through a linux machine which uses NAT. These win9x machines need
to be able to
First of all, you should use some VPN with encryption when passing such
traffic over the internet.
Hmm, not sure anout that. We have a Domain controler here for all users.
But certain parts
need extra security for their data (medical records etc). So we'd like
to get the normal userinfo
I have been told that this is the intended behaviour of netfilter but
I still need to fix it and I am wondering if someone has a patch
or can point me in the general direction on how to change the behaviour
explained in this mail.
Hi all,
Mikkel Refsgaard Bech wrote:
Hi,
This patch provides a new target called LOWTW, which gives the ability
to change the timeout in the TIME-WAIT state on connections in the
conntrack table. It always accept packets.
This is useful when you have a _lot_ of short-lived
Mr. Harald,
Here is a patchset to add ICMP type-3-code-13 to the REJECT target.
Patches are enclosed and MIME'd. I only made a patch for the IPv4 version,
though; if you want an IPv6 version, I can make that too.
Brad
snip
type-3-code-13.patch:
--- ipt_REJECT.c.orig Fri Apr 12
OK, I am a bit confused as to what to use and patch.
I took a look at libctnetlink and ctrace and it looks like a program
based on these using the event notification could be used quite easily
to produce the sort of connection logging that would be very useful.
The patch from
