Hi everyone;

Thanks to everyone's help I'm down to (hopefully) one last nitty-gritty
issue in getting masq setup for our site.

In general -
Linux box with 2 interfaces, both physically connected to the same network.
Eth0 os registered IP and eth1 is masq'd ip.
Kernel is 2.0.33 with firewall, gateway, and masq turned on. IPAUTOFW Is
currently
turnrd off.

My forwarding rules -

ipfwadm -F -b -a a -S <eth0> -D <eth1> -W eth0
ipfwadm -F -b -a a -S <eth1> -D <eth0> -W eth1
ipfwadm -F -b -a m -S <eth1> -W eth1
ipfwadm -F -b -a m -S <eth0> -W eth0

I have also tried making the first two rules instead of all protocols
to specifick look at ports 137:139 for tcp, udp, and icmp. Tcp dump told me
one of the responses from my PDC on the registered IP was an icmp packet.

What I'm seeing is the masq'd node properly go through the masq server. But,
when it want's to talk to the BDC the packet is going to a port in the 61xx
range.
I know this is part of the basics of masq.

Unfortunatly, Microslop won't listen for netbios stuff except on ports 137:139.
So, my PDC is responding with a "domain unreachable". At least I think that's
whats going wrong.

The question becomes how to get the netbios ports direct to/from the PDC and
the masq'ed node.

I have downloaded the redir and udpredr files but must admit I can not
figure out how to try them. or, if this is the right way to go.

One interesting behavior though. Since I have the kernel compiled for masq
I can not ping through the machine until I actually turn on masq with the
ipfwadm
rule. Setting a rule to allow both networks unlimited communication dosen't
pass data through.

What this ultimatly breaks is a node being able to log in to an NT domain from 
a masqureaded node. I think I'm real close, but, this piece finally has me
stumped.

I've tinkered with Samba but, I'm not sure it will help here.

Is it time to give up, or can I make this work?

Thanks in advance.

Jeff Adams

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