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You know, this won't help you with all of your questions, but I was just
reading something tonight which I be damned if I can find it again. Anyway it
mentioned that 2.2.14 kernel would not be using IPCHAINS, it would be using
something like NETFILTER, or something like that. The doc's I was reading did
not mention when any HOWTO's would be out, but it didn't sound like the 2.2.14
kernel is NOT the right choice if you want to use IPCHAINS.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 01:59:52 +0100
Subject: [Masq] Debian and IPmasq
Hi everybody !
I've read trough the IP-Masq-HOWTO and the TrinityOS about
masqing. But I have a problem. I'm using Debian(2.1, kernel
upgraded to 2.2.14, masqing things compiled into it by the howto)
and I don't know where to put the scripts. The docs are
RedHat/Mandrake/Slackware orientated and I don't have rc.local-s
and such things. What should I modify in the scripts to get the
things working ? The scenario is that I would like to set up a mini-
network with 1 linux server and 3 other hosts(2 win9x and 1 OS/2).
The internal network is OK and working. But I would like to setup a
DNS onto the server and I want the other machines to look out to
the net but I've read I have to set up a working IP masquarading
system to do this. The DNS server shouldn't be a caching-only
version. I have dynamic IP (PPP, analog modem) from my ISP.
So, please help me what should I modify (I would like to use the
stong-ipchains-script)
Thanx a lot,
Ago
"If you love somebody set them free..."
Sting is GPL fan :-)
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