On Wed, 08 Dec 1999, Wilczek, Scott wrote about, MASQ, @Home, & Mail accounts:
> I running a LAN with 3 machines on it. My gateway is a Linux box attached
> to a cable modem. I configured enough ipchains to be able to get to the
> internet via Netscape. My difficulty is with setting up my @Home mail
> account. On a Windows box, my incoming and outgoing servers are "mail".
> I've tried configuring this on my Linux box and also my Windows boxes. I
> still haven't had any luck making it work. Any ideas???
IP-chains should not be nessasary for netscape alone, setting the linux
box up as a proxy server should take care of that one, thats what i do.
As for ip-chains i just define each IP number, for example on the linux
mahcine have;
/sbin/ipchains -M -S 7200 10 160
/sbin/ipchains -P forward DENY
/sbin/ipchains -A forward -s xxx.xx.xx.xx/32 -j MASQ
I define each IP# indipendantly.
Where xxx.xx.xx.xx is a machine on another network, it has routes to 44
ampr.org numbers via a Radio gateway, and a default route via the linux box
with the cable modem. So 44.xx.xx.xx routes go one way, all others via the
linux box to internet.
As to sending mail i dont quite understand the problem.
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Regards Richard
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