On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Kirk Lawson wrote:
>
> by "surf" I mean active IP Masquerading.
Cool! ;)
>
> I don't know why your linux box won't IP Masq. the first UDP packets.
> You say that it masqs udp packets after connection?.... Hmm...
>
> OK, here's a guess (standard disclaimers apply ;)
>
> When diald notices packets destined for the interenet it is supposed to
> cache them until the link is up and then send them through. It *could*
> be that these packets are being held in some sort of buffer by diald
> until the link is up and then sent strait out over the link without going
> through the masq code.
I think it something like that - it is probably that it is masquerading
on the slip and then again on the 'real' interface. I will find out on
Friday...
> What version of diald are you using?
Good'old .16 - the one I used successfully about 1 1/2 years ago...
- Rod
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