Hi,
That sounds great! Thanks very much for pointing that out, I would
never have thought about sysctl to control that...
Cheers,
Steve
Spruell, Darren-Perot wrote:
From: Steve Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The main network is 192.168.11.0/24. The default gateway for the
network is the OpenBSD server at 192.168.11.20/32. The router that
can't be changed is 192.168.11.1/32. I figure I can still plug the
192.168.11.1/32 router into it's own NIC and set up bridging for it.
But I am wondering if the OpenBSD box is going to be smart
enough to NOT
send ICMP redirects, knowing that it is on the other end of a bridge.
Do I have a hope of getting this to work? Are ICMP redirects still
going to be issued? I guess the joy of OpenBSD is that I can always
block them with pf!!, but that just plain sounds wrong!
Right. You can configure a kernel variable using this sysctl:
net.inet.ip.redirect
sysctl(3) gives more information about what this controls. sysctl.conf(5)
may be of use to you.
DS
