Search for NAT or http proxy

2000-09-30 Thread jblanche 
Hi all

I am new in this mailing liste. ..

I am using  LinuxPPC on Imac box and I have 3 other hosts at home. As I
need to use all this hosts with only one PPP connection (and only one
Dynamic IP address) I would need  NAT module for Linux PPPC  which
would work with dynamic IP allocations for ppp (The NAT rule cannot be
static..)

Does any body know if this kind of NAT module existe for Linux
PPC ??? If not I will chose only a proxy http server. Does somebody as
already tests some http  proxy on Linux PPC box ?

Thanks for answer

Jerome.

Re: Search for NAT or http proxy

2000-09-30 Thread Mark Brown 
On Sat, Sep 30, 2000 at 11:41:42AM +, jblanche wrote:

 Dynamic IP address) I would need  NAT module for Linux PPPC  which
 would work with dynamic IP allocations for ppp (The NAT rule cannot be
 static..)

The standard Linux kernel NAT can do this.  If you tell the kernel to
masquerade all packets with source addresses on your local network and
leave the destination address unspecified then it will do the right
thing.

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Re: Search for NAT or http proxy

2000-09-30 Thread thingels 
 Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Sat, Sep 30, 2000 at 11:41:42AM +, jblanche wrote:
 
  Dynamic IP address) I would need  NAT module for Linux PPPC  which
  would work with dynamic IP allocations for ppp (The NAT rule cannot be
  static..)
 
 The standard Linux kernel NAT can do this.  If you tell the kernel to
 masquerade all packets with source addresses on your local network and
 leave the destination address unspecified then it will do the right
 thing.
 


It's, in fact, no bigger problem than:
pppconfig


I want to set up my modem for automatic dialup upon detection of non-local
IP-requests. 
That is, make it act like a dialup router with NAT, and there's something with
the IP setup I can't get to work. Help, anyone?
I use a normal ISP account which assigns random IP adresses in both ends.

Re: Search for NAT or http proxy

2000-09-30 Thread John Hasler 
thingels writes:
 It's, in fact, no bigger problem than:
 pppconfig

 I want to set up my modem for automatic dialup upon detection of
 non-local IP-requests.  That is, make it act like a dialup router with
 NAT, and there's something with the IP setup I can't get to work. Help,
 anyone?

Not without more information.  Exactly what have you tried and exactly what
happened?  Be verbose.  Post config files and logs.
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