Re: [leaf-user] Network Load Analysis

James, There is a document describing SNMP and RRD: http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/guide/bucu-rrdtool.html Eric James Neave wrote: Looks good, I don't suppose you know where a Bering-SNMP for dummies HOWTO is? :) That's not really Bering specific, any net-snmp HOWTO will do. Although

RE: [leaf-user] Network Load Analysis

Thanks Eric Erich! This is definitely a contender for cool-thing-of-the-month. I installed smnpd and it at least seems to spit out default bps values as it is, but it does need config. I got MRTG working and I've temporarily just bodged a scheduled task to run every minute on my pc and graphs

Re: [leaf-user] Network Load Analysis

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 James Neave wrote: snip Question: I have lots of remote sites with some business ADSL routers that have SNMP (SNMP v1/v2 agent MIB-II and ADSL Line MIB). Does SNMP work cross-subnet and is it secure? SNMP uses IP, so it's routable and can work

Subject: Re: [leaf-user] Recommended defense against dictionary attacks on, ssh?

To back up Tom Eastep's remarks. I run LEAF Bering , currently at uClibc 2.3, and have had ssh dictionary attacks just about every day for the last 2 years. I also use ssh port forwarding to an internal client, using RSA keys to stop successful attacks and have never yet been cracked. I

[leaf-user] uClibc doesn't load some modules configured in modules.lrp.

Hello, I might be missing something here, but after digging up through lists/faq's/howto-s I still have no idea what's wrong. I have regular installation on HDD with /lib/modules/... on it (and modules.o files inside). After editing /etc/modules file (and backing up it) I have during boot

Re: [leaf-user] uClibc doesn't load some modules configured in modules.lrp.

Hello Patryk, The message: BusyBox v1.00 (2005.12.18-14:57+) multi-call binary Usage: insmod [OPTION]... MODULE [symbol=value]... means that you are calling insmod with a wrong argument. What is the contents of your /etc/modules file? Eric Hello, I might be missing something here, but

Re: [leaf-user] Network Load Analysis

James James Neave wrote: Thanks Eric Erich! This is definitely a contender for cool-thing-of-the-month. I installed smnpd and it at least seems to spit out default bps values as it is, but it does need config. I got MRTG working and I've temporarily just bodged a scheduled task to

RE: [leaf-user] Puzzling syslog messages

Jim, No sweat! I'm not certain on the rejected packets. My gut says that shorewall logs would not be generated because of dropped packets, but my gut has been wrong before! This is what I did. I'll bet this will make your firewall happy if you have the RAM: First, I followed this advice from

[leaf-user] Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc?

Hi, I posted yesterday a question relative to tinydns. I guess what I really need is tinydns + axfr-get in order to get a secondary nameserver running. I've searched around but have not found an LRP that contains both. Does anyone know where I can get an lrp with both, or at least an lrp with

Re: [leaf-user] Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc?

Hello Ricardo, AFAIK there isn't a package which contains axfr-get, but if you like I can send you the binary. Eric Hi, I posted yesterday a question relative to tinydns. I guess what I really need is tinydns + axfr-get in order to get a secondary nameserver running. I've searched

Re: [leaf-user] Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc?

Certainly, thank you! - Original Message - From: Eric Spakman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Ricardo Kleemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: leaf-user@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 11:04 AM Subject: Re: [leaf-user] Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc? Hello Ricardo, AFAIK there

Re: [leaf-user] Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc?

Thanks again, Eric. Who's the package maintainer for the tinydns lrp? Maybe we could request that axfer-get gets added to the lrp? Ricardo - Original Message - From: Eric Spakman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Ricardo Kleemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 11:24 AM Subject: Re:

[leaf-user] Re: Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc?

Who's the package maintainer for the tinydns lrp? Maybe we could request that axfer-get gets added to the lrp? Please don't add the axfer-get package to tinydns.lrp because that would increase the size of tinydns.lrp unnecessary, as I am still using one single /dev/fd0u1680 floppy to boot

Re: [leaf-user] Re: Repost... axfr-get for Bering uClibc?

Hello Kwon, Who's the package maintainer for the tinydns lrp? Maybe we could request that axfer-get gets added to the lrp? Please don't add the axfer-get package to tinydns.lrp because that would increase the size of tinydns.lrp unnecessary, as I am still using one single /dev/fd0u1680

RE: [leaf-user] ipp2p

It's working beautifully! However, an user is using a noncommon port for p2p sharing- namely the TCP 52525 port. He claims that common BT ports are blocked by some BT users. I assume I should include that port in a lower priority TC class on top of ipp2p? Thanks for the assistance, Eric! ~D

[leaf-user] proxy arp

I've got a server proxy-arped in a DMZ. I've specified this machine's IP address in the /etc/shorewall/proxyarp file. I've also specified that the dmz zone be masqueraded. There I would think it stands to reason that I could cvsup the server to an external web site. But the shorewall logs show