Jacob Meuser wrote:
> BTW, KBob, don't know if you've gotten a response on the redirect question,
> but you might want to use dc instead of de for the 4-port card.
Hey, I just got it working! I used the dc driver as you suggested, and
once I'd figured out what was wrong, I made the de driver work, too.
I'd done something stupid... (-:
The problem was twofold.
fold 1: The pf.conf rules were blocking ssh connections to the
internal address. Since NAT happens before filtering, that
didn't work.
fold 2: I have two firewalls. The coyote box is still in place
until I get the OBSD one working well. The ssh host's default
route is through the coyote. So incoming packets come through
the OBSD firewall and establish a NAT connection, and return
packets go to the coyote who isn't expecting them. Setting
the default route to the OBSD box made it work.
Why do you think I should avoid the de driver?
> Just wait until you do your first 'make build' :)
Don't do what I did. Find the FAQ entry first, then do "make build".
12.2 - Upgrading from various versions of OpenBSD via CVS.
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