On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 12:08 AM, Tim Newsham wrote:
>> However, the absence of ipfilters / iptables means, the gateways
>> really have no history information and no control over who is having
>> access to either of its interfaces.
>
> If I mounted my gateway's /net onto my machine, I would expect
However, the absence of ipfilters / iptables means, the gateways
really have no history information and no control over who is having
access to either of its interfaces.
If I mounted my gateway's /net onto my machine, I would expect
that the gateway would do no extra filtering on my connections
I have been working on a couple of networking related projects, one of
them being the /net filesystem on Linux kernel for the Glendix[1]
project. I was however unclear on certain networking aspects of /net
on pure Plan 9 / 9P networks. The question is, is there a proper
document explaining and anal
