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On 14 Feb 2000, Alan Baker wrote:
> On internal machine, 192.168.0.2 you run named, and configure it to
> use a fixed source port, 4444.
Why not use a dynamic port? That would solve the problem.
> So, what's the fix for this? I modified ip_fw_masquerade() in
> ip_masq.c as follows, which seems to have solved the problem fine for
> me, but it breaks the sysctl_ip_dynaddr stuff that follows, so it's
> not exactly a real solution.
You can compile out "LooseUDP" by changing a #define in ip_masq.c
-- Michael Best
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