>I got all this information from
>http://www.rasteroid.com/software/slyberoam/protocol.asp.
cool man the next time I go to my clients place I will impliment this..
But tell me something does your ISP allow ssh from outside...
Derwyn
On 11/7/05, Vinodkumar Nair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In case of Linux client, Iam able to successfully connect and login. But
> > after that Iam not able to visit any of the webpages. I have checked the
> > gateway, DNS settings and they are correct. Iam using Fedora Core 4.
>
> I've finally got a solution to this problem!!
>
> When using the Windows client, outgoing IP datagrams are mangled by a
> packet-level driver installed by the client installation program. This
> driver goes by the name of "eno2000.sys" and "enonotify.dll". The driver
> actually alters the "Type of Service" (TOS) octet of each datagram by
> setting bit 6 (assuming bits are numbered 0 to 7) to 1. Additionally, while
> the client is not logged in, the packet-level driver resets this bit to 0
> for all outgoing IP datagrams. Correspondingly the server hosted by the ISP
> actively filters all packets and only allows the altered ("flagged") packets
> to pass.
>
> But in case of the Linux client, the outgoing packets were not being
> altered. In case of linux, the outgoing packets can be altered using
> iptables with the command "iptables -t mangle -A OUTPUT -j TOS --set-tos
> 02". After doing this, I was able to access the internet.
>
> I got all this information from
> http://www.rasteroid.com/software/slyberoam/protocol.asp.
>
> Thanks for all ur help.
>
> Regards,
> Vinod Nair.
>
>
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