> >i think you can do this by setting up ip masquerading on the dialup server (or any
>other server that the dialup server can access). since you're setting up masquerading
>the other way around, i think you'll have to use ip alias on your lan (ewan ko,
>theoretically...). after this set the proper routes on the dialup server so 192.168.*
>can access the internet/
> >
> >it would be much cleaner of you created the mail server your masquerading server
>and use a 486/low end pc for dialups. use radius/portslave for your dialup.
>http://www.skyinet.net/~onogos/docs (look for the portslave howto.
> >
> >hmm...this is actually a good idea, most dialup accounts do not really need
>individual public ips....unless they use irc...
>
> yup, i've personally seen setups using only one linux box for all of the above,
> portslave, radius, smtp, pop, samba, ipmasq.
> actually, you can use irc and even icq thru ipmasq.
> i think there are some problems using dcc though.
>
masquerading issue. you can verify at the ip-masq-howto:
- icq works but without chat and file transfers (they sometimes work in my
case by very rarely.
- mirc works fine. sending a file is impossible but requesting a file is
okay.
- ftp does not work by default. must install the ip_masq_ftp module to
make it work.
cheers.
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