On Thursday 01 August 2002 10:41 pm, Dan Harkless wrote:
sak [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Everyone,
I'm having trouble getting the tulip module to load. I'm using
Bering1.0_rc3 and have installed both the pci-scan.o and Donald Becker's
tulip.o module.
And you backed up modules.lrp
I have just set up an almost identical environment.
Just a tad bit more difficult because it used pppoe to go out instead of
eth0.
Your problem with shorewall not responding is probably because something
is wrong with your routing table.
So to fix this you should bring up all of your
I think shorewall allows to log packets coming to various ports. Can we
allow for a rule to be defined dynamically blocking the source IP of the
packet in case the port being opened/ queried is not allowed by the host
owner. This is what portsentry does. Portsentry creates a iptables/
ipchains
I have an old, never used ISDN modem, 3Com Impact IQ, for FREE.
This gets me outa my ISP's router and I can use a Linux router and
do my kinda VPN, firewall, dmz, etc. YEAH!
But I don't know how.
1) This modem comes with Windows install floppies.
Surely that doesn't mean it
Hi everybody
I happened to stumble across this link, I know it is not HW protect, but at
least this company seems to allow end users under Linux to protect the
content of the DOM
Any experience
Thanks
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On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, S Mohan wrote:
I think shorewall allows to log packets coming to various ports. Can we
allow for a rule to be defined dynamically blocking the source IP of the
packet in case the port being opened/ queried is not allowed by the host
owner. This is what portsentry does.
On Thu, 01 Aug 2002 18:45:36 -0300 Samuel Abreu
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Using wisp, in AAEON SBC, with one orinoco card, im getting the message:
Aug 1 15:34:50 10.50.1.10 kernel: netcs1: Tx error, status 1 (FID=016A)
Some times, and the client are saying that theyr
I'm using Dachstein 1.0.2. How do I know which Ipsec.lrp (or
Ipsec509.lrp) to use to set up my VPN? I will likely be using the
Ipsec
capabilities built into my Windows clients and not Sentinel. I found
what looks to be a good tutorial at
I know over the last two years, I've seen several threads on this,
however, I still haven't seen a definitive answer.
I have a eigerstein box I want to test the throughput, bandwidth,
whatever it's called on.
What's the best method to simulate a high load?
Suggestions are welcome!
It
On Fri, 02 Aug 2002 10:47:31 CDT Homer Parker wrote:
On Thu, 01 Aug 2002 18:45:36 -0300 Samuel Abreu
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Using wisp, in AAEON SBC, with one orinoco card, im getting the message:
Aug 1 15:34:50 10.50.1.10 kernel: netcs1: Tx error, status 1
Can I run both programs on my leaf box using different ports?
Weblet is using port 80 and thttpd using 8080. Both ports have been opened on the
firewall but only weblet can be accessed.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
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#thttpd config file
port=8080
dir=/var/www
user=www-data
cgipat=/cgi-bin/*
throttles=/etc/thttpd/thttpd.throttles
host=192.168.0.129
logfile=/var/log/thttpd.log
#pidfile=
Charles Steinkuehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/2/02 2:59:39 PM
Can I run both programs on my leaf box using different ports?
Looks like the right way to set an alternat port for thttpd. Have you
checked to see if thttpd is listening on the desired port (use
netstat -ln)? Have you tried using the -p command line option instead
of the port config file setting?
Also, what's with the host=192.168.0.129 business? IIRC,
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From: Brad Fritz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Homer Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Samuel Abreu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] Strange error in netcs1!?!?!
Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2002 12:53:01 -0500
On Fri, 02 Aug 2002 10:47:31 CDT Homer Parker wrote:
One strange thing, that just happens with silver cards, i change the
card with problem for a gold card, and i will check if anything happens!
Samuel Abreu
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On Fri, 02 Aug 2002 18:03:04 -0300 Samuel Abreu wrote:
One strange thing, that just happens with silver cards, i change the
card with problem for a gold card, and i will check if anything happens!
Do the silver and gold cards have the same firmware versions
and are they being configured the
Hi group,
I'm trying to get a leaf (bering) firewall/router to route between
to cisco vlans. I have the needed packages and modules on the disk but
need help configuring the interfaces. I'm not really confident with
cisco vlans and I have few test ports configured on a 2924XL switch.
Hi folks,
In my quest to get my Dachstein CD (1.0.2) box set up for VPN support, I
figured out (with the help of you folks :-)) how to add additional
packages via syslinux.cfg file modifications. However, I notice that
after a little while of running (maybe 2 hours or more, I guessing),
that my
On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Craig wrote:
Hi folks,
In my quest to get my Dachstein CD (1.0.2) box set up for VPN support, I
figured out (with the help of you folks :-)) how to add additional
packages via syslinux.cfg file modifications. However, I notice that
after a little while of running (maybe
Hello all,
I was looking to around to try and find a relatively recent version of
squid perl to build a transparent ad-filtering proxy, or implementing the
same with junkbuster on my Bering rc3 box (no disk /16 mb flash/64 MB RAM).
I have no development env. so I need LRPs. Does anybody have
I'm sorry, I forgot to give you more specifics about the box itself.
It's an AMD K6 200Mhz, and has 32mb of memory. I'm sorry Jeff, I don't
know what df and free are, or how to use them. Since memory is so
cheap these days, would it be safe to say that one easy way to solve my
problem would be to
Running Bering V1.0-rc2, I am unable to access the internal FTP servers with
passive FTP. I can use command-line FTP, so I am puzzled.
Some details:
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/etc/shorewall/ifaces:
#ZONE INTERFACE BROADCAST OPTIONS
net eth0
I'm sorry, I forgot to give you more specifics about the box itself.
It's an AMD K6 200Mhz, and has 32mb of memory. I'm sorry Jeff, I don't
know what df and free are, or how to use them. Since memory is so
cheap these days, would it be safe to say that one easy way to solve
my
problem would
On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Nachman Yaakov Ziskind wrote:
Running Bering V1.0-rc2, I am unable to access the internal FTP servers with
passive FTP. I can use command-line FTP, so I am puzzled.
Has anyone on the list gotten a NATed ftp server to work in passive mode?
I have corresponded with
Sorry. I was not lucid enough. I wanted to know if there wa an interface
for shorewall to execute a deny rule based on port scans without user
input. Dynamic blacklisting as I understand here is input by the user.
Am I right? Portsentry has settings where by portsentry automatically
creates a
On Sat, 3 Aug 2002, S Mohan wrote:
Sorry. I was not lucid enough. I wanted to know if there wa an interface
for shorewall to execute a deny rule based on port scans without user
input. Dynamic blacklisting as I understand here is input by the user.
Am I right? Portsentry has settings where
Many thanks Kim. That was the trick! I had commented out the entire eth1
and wlan0 interface.
Could I trouble you for a little more help.
I am running the SMB-2B.LRP, following the Printing How To on LEAF. I can
print local and see the Workgorup and Server, but I cann't attach to the
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