Hi,
echo 5 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
works fine! (I didn't knew of it...)
Thanks,
Michel.
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On Mon, 14 Sep 1998 13:35:31 Paul Swinton wrote:
>Could be a problem with the connection time out for Diald. It wouldn't be a bad idea
>to check that out first. I think the default value is 15 seconds. Look in the
>standard.filters file.
>Also it might be the rearranging of the the routing table that Diald does after it
>makes the initial connection. Try the -reroute (the - is part of the option) option
>in the diald.conf file. You can read about what it does from the diald man page.
>Basically it tells Diald not to rearrange your routing table.
>
>Good luck.
>
>Michel Szybist wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I'm new on the list and have a problem with diald.
>> Please try to find a few time to read my post, since I need your help, thanks!
>>
>> I'm running two boxes, one is Win95 (WK) and one is RedHat Linux 5.1 (kernel
>2.0.34) (SRV1) with diald 0.16.5.
>>
>> SRV1 can be connected to the Internet by a modem (PSTN, not ISDN) --dynamic IP
>allocation. I have ipfwadm masquerading packets coming from WK out to the Internet
>and WK feels like beeing connected to the Internet.
>>
>> All works *very* fine, except one thing:
>> when an application has to bring the modem line up (when SRV1 is not yet connected
>to the Internet), diald dials the provider, opens the connection but seems to loose
>the packets which opened the connection: the application does not receive any answer.
>>
>> I have to stop (say) Netscape request and ask it a second time for an URL (modem on
>SRV1 still connected) to have it an answer back...
>>
>> It is very ennoying since I would like people on the LAN to really feel like having
>a permanent connection to the net --it will be ISDN, not a modem.
>>
>> - is there a workaround ?
>> - any tips ? some more masqerading ?
>> - will it be the same with ISDN ?
>> - is this a problem of parameters with diald ?
>> - a problem of time-out with diald ?
>>
>> Thanks for all you could advice to me and regards from Paris!
>> Michel.
>>
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