Joe Feenin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Did that. That machine still see's the server BUT if you try to copy
> anything off of it or use the shared printer it times out unless I
> disable Masquerading.
That doesn't make much sense.
> Isn't there an ipchains command to NOT masqerade calls if the
> masquerading machine is the destination IP?
Since IP Masq is enabled as part of the FORWARDING ruleset, and packets
destined for your masq box are not being forwarded, masq will not apply.
I think you've got some other rulesets that you're enabling or disabling
at the same time, that affect the Samba traffic.
What do the Samba logs say? Enable some debug switches.
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