If you are not using masq, then you need to have multiple static IP addresses
assign to you by your ISP. This is usually very expensive.
If you turn on masq, you will find it only works if you have
CONFIG_IP_MASQUERADE_ICMP
configured into your kernel. (Since ping uses the ICMP protocol.)
Brian Beuning
Brian Schramm wrote:
> OK thanks to everyone that helped with my diald setup for network and
> diald comunications. I now have it working corectly on the 1 machine
> (call this router).
>
> I now want to use this machine to do the same things (dial the isp on
> an internet address and go through the LAN on a Class A address) for
> all my networked workstations. I thought that all I would have to do
> is change the gateway of the workstations but that does not apear to
> work. I can ping to a net address and it brings up the dial
> connection but it never responds to the ping. Also traceroute just
> gives me back '*'.
>
> I can send you my routeing tables if you think that will help. The
> machine that I am using for router is a Debian 2.0 with the newist
> diald .deb package installed. I have turned on firewall and
> masquerading in the kernel but I have not configured them yet.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Brian
>
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