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Laurent.Fournier wrote:
> I checked in the FAQ ressources, but I didn't find my happiness. ( As we say
> in french !!! )
>
> Here are versions that I'm using :
>
> Linux kernel : 2.2.15
> Ipchains : 1.3.9 ( 03/17/99 )
> Ipmasqadm : 0.4.2-3.i386
>
> Ipchains rules :
>
> Chain input ( policy ACCEPT ) :
> Chain forward ( policy ACCEPT ) :
> target prot opt source destination
> ports
> MASQ tcp ------ 172.16.0.0/16 anywhere
> n/a
>
> Chain output ( policy ACCEPT ) :
>
> Ipmasqadm rules :
>
> prot localaddr rediraddr lport
> rport pcnt pref
> TCP 62.161.166.157 172.16.1.43 www www 10
> 10
> UDP 62.161.166.157 172.16.1.43 www www 10
> 10
>
> When I tried to connect through my browsers it didn't work ! in fact my
> browsers tried to connect but no answer from the server.
>
> Hope that someone will answer me.
did you try to connect from the inside or the outside?
if it was from the inside, it won't work without the
masq-demasq patch written by michael best ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
it should work fine from the outside (and the udp portfw
is not needed, because http doesn't use udp).
raf
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