On 2006-10-20 00:39, Bill Hacker wrote:
Side issue, but does pf [now | yet| always] have a 'dummynet' style tool for
rate-limiting and testing?
Never used dummynet myself but I seem to recall that ALTQ does not
provide the same functionality as dummynet. As I understand ALTQ can be
used to
Sorry for the stupid question, but I can't get NAT working properly on
my machine.
Generally speaking, I cannot reach internet from LAN machines, while
natd is running and packets are being forwarded to the 'external'
interface.
Please tell me, if there is a problem with natd configuration or I
Sorry for the stupid question, but I can't get NAT working properly on
my machine.
Generally speaking, I cannot reach internet from LAN machines, while
natd is running and packets are being forwarded to the 'external' interface.
Please tell me, if there is a problem with natd configuration or I
Eugene wrote:
Sorry for the stupid question, but I can't get NAT working properly on
my machine.
Generally speaking, I cannot reach internet from LAN machines, while
natd is running and packets are being forwarded to the 'external'
interface.
Please tell me, if there is a problem with natd
In [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Eugene [EMAIL PROTECTED] shouted to everyone in earshot,
/etc/natd.conf
log yes
log_denied yes
interface rl0
redirect_address 193.138.X.Z 0.0.0.0
I'm not an ipfw user, but I quick scan of the natd man page makes me
think that redirect_address isn't something you want there,
On Thu, October 19, 2006 10:57 am, Eugene wrote:
Sorry for the stupid question, but I can't get NAT working properly on
my machine.
Generally speaking, I cannot reach internet from LAN machines, while
natd is running and packets are being forwarded to the 'external'
interface.
Hmm... I have:
Gergo Szakal wrote:
Damn, sent too soon. :-)
So it has altq. other undocumented feature is filtering by uid/gid (many
people don't know about this hence they don't switch to pf from ipfw).
That sounds good until I recall writing high-speed driver code (machine, asm,
Forth) and shudder to
