[leaf-user] Setting up First DMZ - Help Wanted

I'm trying to setup my first DMZ on Bering 1.0. I downloaded the Shorewall 3 Interface example and made the changes. I now have 2-2 port NICs in the firewall. I edited /etc/interfaces and added eth2 as 192.168.2.254. The result of ip addr is as follows: # ip addr 1: lo: LOOPBACK,UP mtu 16436

Re: [leaf-user] Setting up First DMZ - Help Wanted

At 08:34 13/03/03 -0500, Sean E. Covel wrote: I'm trying to setup my first DMZ on Bering 1.0. I downloaded the Shorewall 3 Interface example and made the changes. I now have 2-2 port NICs in the firewall. I edited /etc/interfaces and added eth2 as 192.168.2.254. The result of ip addr is as

Re: [leaf-user] Setting up First DMZ - Help Wanted

--On Thursday, March 13, 2003 02:38:56 PM + Julian Church [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The next step is to edit your shorewall rules, policy etc to set up the services you want. Take another look at the three-interface guide: I recommend that the basic connectivity and routing within the

[leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

Hi All, I was just wondering how may of you are using or experimenting with the Open Brick-E or any of the new VIA Mini ITX mother boards/CPUs. I know that lots of people have benchmarked the 1Gig VIAs against a P4 (not much comparison there), but I was wondering if anyone has done any

[leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

Hello! Thanks to the help provided by Ray Olszewski it has become obvious that my secondary IP addresses on my external interface are not working properly. I have a static IP of 206.127.76.231/27 for my primary IP on my Dachstein box. I have also been assigned the block of 206.127.77.48/28 (14

Re: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

On Thursday 13 March 2003 10:08 am, Ken Marshall wrote: Hello! Thanks to the help provided by Ray Olszewski it has become obvious that my secondary IP addresses on my external interface are not working properly. I have a static IP of 206.127.76.231/27 for my primary IP on my Dachstein box.

Re: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

Ken Marshall wrote: Hello! Thanks to the help provided by Ray Olszewski it has become obvious that my secondary IP addresses on my external interface are not working properly. I have a static IP of 206.127.76.231/27 for my primary IP on my Dachstein box. I have also been assigned the block of

RE: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

The reason I am trying to configure these additional IP's is so that our clients can connect to our internal workstations using pcAnywhere. I've got 6 people here who use pcAnywhere to support clients. We need to take control of the client workstations, so we configure our PCA Remote to Wait for

[leaf-user] Own build of Bering 1.1 uClibc

Dear all, i know it´s a ignoramus question: I like to build the full Bering 1.1 uClibc Version by my self and change also the packages in a way to splitt data and program into two or more packages. And i need to compile some own programs for the Bering Distr. Can i use the Buildtool2 for this

Re: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

At 09:08 AM 3/13/2003 -0700, Ken Marshall wrote: Hello! Thanks to the help provided by Ray Olszewski it has become obvious that my secondary IP addresses on my external interface are not working properly. I have a static IP of 206.127.76.231/27 for my primary IP on my Dachstein box. I have also

Re: [leaf-user] Own build of Bering 1.1 uClibc

Am Donnerstag, 13. März 2003 18:22 schrieb Guillermo Kunst: Dear all, i know it´s a ignoramus question: I like to build the full Bering 1.1 uClibc Version by my self and change also the packages in a way to splitt data and program into two or more packages. And i need to compile some own

Re: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

Ken Marshall wrote: The reason I am trying to configure these additional IP's is so that our clients can connect to our internal workstations using pcAnywhere. I've got 6 people here who use pcAnywhere to support clients. We need to take control of the client workstations, so we configure our

Re: [leaf-user] Hard drive issues

First a preliminary question -- am I the only one here who finds it annoying that people increasingly double-post troubleshooting questions, to both leaf-user (where they belong) and to leaf-devel (where they do not)? I'm responding only on leaf-user. If others too find this annoying, is there

Re: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/13/2003 09:55:22 AM: Hi All, I was just wondering how may of you are using or experimenting with the Open Brick-E or any of the new VIA Mini ITX mother boards/CPUs. I know that lots of people have benchmarked the 1Gig VIAs against a P4 (not much

Re: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

Ken Marshall wrote: Thanks very much for your help Charles. It doesn't really make any difference to me if I use port forwarding or a virtual DMZ... I just want it to work! :-) Obviously I'd like the most secure and best performance option available (in that order). I haven't been able to find a

Re: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

What version(s) of LEAF are you using? Best Regards, Roger McClurg [EMAIL PROTECTED] tmassey @obscorp.com 03/13/2003 12:36 AM To: Roger E McClurg/CEG/[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA? [EMAIL

Re: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

On Wed, 2003-03-12 at 21:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/13/2003 09:55:22 AM: Hi All, I was just wondering how may of you are using or experimenting with the Open Brick-E or any of the new VIA Mini ITX mother boards/CPUs. I know that lots of people have

Re: [leaf-user] Bering/pppoe: ignoring mtu setting...

Le Jeudi 13 Mars 2003 07:10, Thomas V. Fischer a écrit : I am not really having a problem but I am tryin got optimise my connection and make it work better. With ADSL connections one of the best things to do is to ensure that your MTU (ie the packet size on the network) is the same size as

Re: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

Roger E McClurg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/13/2003 02:06:48 PM: What version(s) of LEAF are you using? For now, Dachstein. My goal by the end of April is to have a Bering firewall up and running internally, with the eventual goal of offering it professionally. I really like Dachstein,

Re: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/13/2003 02:45:27 PM: Couple of questions: First, can you guys suggest a case having an internal power supply for the VIA mini ITX boards? The cases that I've come across on the net all use an external transformer block. Second, will I be able to boot off an

[leaf-user] temperature sensors

Hi I used the wisp dist. The motherboard is have temperature sensors (Abit BE-II) How can I query this, and/or the cooler speed from wisp distr. ? Thnx from Robit --- This SF.net email is sponsored by:Crypto Challenge is now open! Get

Re: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

On Thursday 13 March 2003 11:45 am, Charles Steinkuehler wrote: OK, so you want port-forwarding on the router, rather than any sort of DMZ setup. You can probably get this to work, but the configuration details may require some experimentation. I know Dachstein can run with multiple

RE: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 09:16, Ken Marshall wrote: The reason I am trying to configure these additional IP's is so that our clients can connect to our internal workstations using pcAnywhere. I've got 6 people here who use pcAnywhere to support clients. We need to take control of the client

Re: [leaf-user] temperature sensors

WISP-Dist doesn't include tools for that. I think there is lmsensors packages for Bering, if it is so, you may try to use it together with WISP-Dist (WISP-Dist is compatible with most of .lrp packages). Szcs Tibor wrote: Hi I used the wisp dist. The motherboard is have temperature sensors

RE: [leaf-user] Adding Extra Static IP's on External Interface

Thanks to everyone who offered help on this. I decided to go ahead and try the Bering distribution and I got it to work after about 30 minutes of reading and configuring! Wow! I was pretty pleased with that. If anybody is interested in how the config stuff looks, send me an email and I'll mail

RE: [leaf-user] Anyone using VIA?

I use one from Nagasaki (which is the OpenBrick OEM) MS2300LLL Via 533/3xLAN. Good box. No major hassles. I boot from CF which is hdc1. I prepape the CF on a Windows machine. I've not been able to get USB storage for pen drives working on it. It is not really important and so I did not pursue it.

[leaf-user] PopTop with Bering 1.1 glitch?

I'm not sure if this is a problem with Bering, PopTop (pptpd.lrp) or shorewall. Anyway, I'm running Bering 1.1 and modified pptpd.lrp files accordingly. I've been able to get VPN working from one site but today I tried to log back on testing out some other things and it refused my connection

Re: [leaf-user] PopTop with Bering 1.1 glitch?

--On Thursday, March 13, 2003 05:57:19 PM -0800 Ping Kwong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not sure if this is a problem with Bering, PopTop (pptpd.lrp) or shorewall. Anyway, I'm running Bering 1.1 and modified pptpd.lrp files accordingly. I've been able to get VPN working from one site but

[leaf-user] Hard drive issues

I've been using a hard drive with LRP the past few weeks, following the LRPHardDiskHOWTO guide found at Charles Steinkuehler's website. I've had success with getting it up and running, but it seems to exhibit a general 'flakyness'. For example, when performing a PPTP-over-PPP reconnect test (cut