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Greetings. My name is Phillipus, I'm an university
student in Sydney. I read a documentation in minHowTo on Redhat website
about sharing Internet.
I just upgrade my kernel to 2.4.2 and realized that
the kernel has change the iphains into iptables.
I tried to replace everything with 'ipchains' to
'iptables' according to the documentations in website, and test it with:
'iptables -L -n' in the terminal. But the result is, nothing happen... Isn't
should give me list all the share 'port' to the right address (e.g. 192.168.1.
)
I'm using ordinary dial-up internet (ISP) and one
NIC (eth0)
Can you tell me which part should I replace to make
the Masquerading works fine with iptables? and is it possible to test the
internet sharing from the Linux box it self?
I hope that you could help me to improve my
knowledge in the Linux Box Worlds... :)
Best Regards,
Phillipus. |
- Re: [SLUG] Sharing Ineternet in kernel 2.4.2 Phillipus Gunawan
- Re: [SLUG] Sharing Ineternet in kernel 2.4.2 Ho Ming Shun
- Re: [SLUG] Sharing Ineternet in kernel 2.4.2 Thom May
- [SLUG] IPTABLES-1.2 compatible with kernel 2.4.... Phillipus Gunawan
- Re: [SLUG] IPTABLES-1.2 compatible with ker... Andrew Bennetts
