Hi *,
I'm working on a major project which will require some IP address of
servers to change (some on the same subnet, some in others).
I would like to assign the old addresses to an OpenBSD box which
should redirect all traffic to the new addresses!
How can I achieve this via pf?
Examples in
Hello all,
has anyone seen something like this? turning on debugging in pf
seems to slow down the system clock. This is an excerpt of
/var/log/messages from an older system (3.5-stable compiled
2004-07-27):
Feb 28 14:21:01 gw7 NTP: rdate: adjust local clock by 0.049075 seconds
Feb 28 14:41:01
Am Montag, 28. Februar 2005 17:14 schrieb DK:
has anyone seen something like this? turning on debugging in pf
yes - similar observations (3.6)...
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On Friday, Feb 18, 2005, at 07:07 US/Pacific, Jim Fron wrote:
As I mentioned before, using tcpdump on le0 and le2 shows traffic
arriving and departing on the correct interfaces all of the time,
regardless of bridge state. However, traffic appearing in pflog as
matching rules from the wrong
