Dear All,
I would like to add my 2 cent on this.
I am running an identical config : a small home network with Win9x and
linux boxes.
A linux dox is dedicated to act as Internet gateway. It has an ISDN modem,
Masquerading and diald.
I have the same problem as described before, diald triggers the line up for
some netbios request, even with the "anti-netbios" rules in diald.conf.
a tcpdump show me that the win98 machine makes DNS request (source port =
netbios-ns, dest = domain, prot = udp), however the /var/log/messages shows
that diald is trigger up with packet (source port >= 60000, dest = domain,
port = udp) which is, as someone just explain, the result of masquerading.
Here is my question, where lies diald ? before or after the masquerading ?
because if diald is working after the masquerading, does that mean that the
diald rules must be expressed regarding the remapping of the masquerade ?
Thanks for your answers
seb
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