You can do this one of two ways:
- run a SOCKS proxy on the Linux firewall and then
install and configure all the client software to
use the proxy
- enable MASQ on the Linux firewall.
--David
At 10:08 AM 10/23/98 +0200, Olivier GOSSELET wrote:
>>>>
Hi all,
I have been using with success masquerade in the "correct way" ... i mean
no official ip ------- Masquerade Box ------- Internet
But this time the problem is different, i have this situation
---- 172.x.x.x network----| Cisco Router |--isdn--| Cisco Router |----
193.x.x.x network ----| Linux Firewall |---- 173.x.x.x network ----| Cisco
Internet Router |---- ?? Internet ??
I wanna user of the 172 network to be able to reach the Net. The Cisco IOS is
not IP+ so i couldn't do NAT with the Router.
The address between our Firewall and the Internet Cisco Router ar unofficial
... so this time i try to masquerade using the internal address of our Linux
Firewall (wich is official) but without succes.
Is there a way to force the masquerading using the IP address of the internal
NIC ?
Thx,
Olivier
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