I forgot to Cc the list, so i resend it:
Dieter Rauschenberger wrote:
On Sat, Dec 29, 2007 at 05:16:11AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Either no developer uses aDSL at home (with a ISP forcing him to reconnect
every 24 hours) or nobody uses OpenBSD as router or nobody uses the
connection
Hello guys,
I set up OpenBSD as DSL router using the kernel pppoe.
Because my DSL connection is faster then 10 MBit I'm using the kernel
pppoe to use the bandwith.
I've noticed that pf fails to do the routing/nat in such scenarios:
1. OpenBSD Router boots
- It takes some seconds until pppoe0
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello guys,
I set up OpenBSD as DSL router using the kernel pppoe.
Because my DSL connection is faster then 10 MBit I'm using the kernel
pppoe to use the bandwith.
I've noticed that pf fails to do the routing/nat in such scenarios:
1. OpenBSD Router boots
- It
Well with static IPs I've no problem either.
It's just after the forced disconnect of the ISP and after pppoe0 got a
new IP. Then NAT and routing fails. I solve this via a rule reload (after
pppoe0 got a new IP) but that looks like some stonge-age method
(seriously.. ).
I just wonder if somebody
[EMAIL PROTECTED] P=P0P?P8QP0:
Well with static IPs I've no problem either.
It's just after the forced disconnect of the ISP and after pppoe0 got a
new IP. Then NAT and routing fails. I solve this via a rule reload (after
pppoe0 got a new IP) but that looks like some stonge-age method
I guess you use ($ext_if) - with brackets - instead of the IP address
manually entered (which you obviously don't know). This way PF monitors
the interface for changes of it's IP address and adjusts rules
accordingly. You can verify if it does by doing a 'pfctl -s rules' after
a reconnection,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] P=P0P?P8QP0:
I guess you use ($ext_if) - with brackets - instead of the IP address
manually entered (which you obviously don't know). This way PF monitors
the interface for changes of it's IP address and adjusts rules
accordingly. You can verify if it does by doing a 'pfctl -s
*cut*
I'm unsure of this, too, and the man pages of hostname.if and pppoe seem
unclear about this. But I guess you're right - commands will be executed
only on system boot or network restart.
Yes that's kinda true. I just wonder that nobody asked about a solution
before. Does everybody uses a
On Sat, Dec 29, 2007 at 05:16:11AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Either no developer uses aDSL at home (with a ISP forcing him to reconnect
every 24 hours) or nobody uses OpenBSD as router or nobody uses the
connection permanently. :-/
I use the following hostname.pppoe:
inet 0.0.0.0
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