You say the problem may come from the dhcp client. Is this the client on
Mandrkae Security that get's it's IP address from my ISP? Because, I am not
using DHCP on my internal network. If it is the client on Mandrake Security
it is strange that it worked in RC1 but not in RC2. Oh well, I'll try SNF
and see if maybe there is a change. Thank you for your help.


Stephen W. Thomas
Network Engineer
Technical Software Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 


-----Original Message-----
From: Florin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 9:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Cooker-firewall] WWW Access fails


"Thomas, Stephen W-CONT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> This is the same person, just answering from work.
> 
> Anyway, you asked if I can ping the addresses, yes I can. Web access is
the
> only thing that sufferes. My son plays some of the mud games (Telnet) and
he
> continues to work fine when the web access is having problems. This tells
me
> that it is something to do with the http(s) protocol. I did notice, this
> morning, that I would get constant packet deny's in the logs when this
> happens. Squid is running in transparen mode. I have the network set to
> restart snort when I get my new IP from my internet provider. Yes, it is
> DHCP. I really think it is a problem with the firewall and dial-up that
uses
> dhcp. I have tried disabling snort and squid and the problem doesn't go
> away. I even tried disabling the firewall when the problem was occuring
but
> I still had to reboot the system in order for the problem to go away. 
> 
> Is there more info that you need? I'll be happy to send logs or whatever.
I
> really like Mandrake Security and want it to be very succesfull. I just
> think that if I am having this problem other people may have the same
> problem. My setup is not that different. It is a basic system and a
dial-up
> provider. I use Bellsouth in the United States which is a very big
internet
> provider.


Hi again, 

ok, the problem may come from your dhcp client. You could try one of the
following:
dhcpcd, pump, dhcpxd, dhcp-client. Uninstall the useless ones or configure
to use the one you like.

cheers,
-- 
Florin                  http://www.mandrakesoft.com

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