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On 8 Feb, Fuzzy Fox wrote:
> I'm not sure what you mean here. Masq ports? The masq subsystem will
> redirect traffic to the range 61000-65096, well out of the way of
> typical (and even atypical) usage.
That was my question. Thanks for the info.
> I don't actually see how the mfw method could avoid collisions with
> local port usage, though.
I have no idea how any of them would avoid this collision. I'm not
sure how the "ip_masq_autofw" does it's magic.
> It's not a module, but a patch to the masq system that's enabled by
> default in kernels 2.2.11(?) and above. I don't know how well it works.
> Am I the only guy on the Internet not trying to play any games? :)
Hmm, there aren't any options in "# make [menu|x|]config" that
enable/disable it AFIK. I'll have to look into it some more.
Multi-player games are black holes of my time. It almost would be
better if I couldn't get them working (: In fact it's the only reason
I keep a Windows Box around anymore.
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