Re: [gentoo-user] UML -- iptable_nat?

[Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC]

Thanks, that was it.  I am still getting used to the interface to the 
config menu (have done a lot myself but still get confused :-) and 
missed that section. I had tried to open every option but did not get 
that the ----> was a menu without a module/enable box in front of it!

Thanks!!!

Chad

On Nov 5, 2003, at 12:12 AM, Eric Tichansky wrote:

It is not directly under "Network packet filtering":

<-- snip -->

	<*> Packet socket
	[ ]   Packet socket: mmapped IO
	< > Netlink device emulation
	[*] Network packet filtering (replaces ipchains)
	[ ]   Network packet filtering debugging                              
                    	[*] Socket Filtering
	<*> Unix domain sockets                                               
      	[*] TCP/IP networking                                         
	[ ]   IP: multicasting                       	[ ]   IP: advanced 
router       	[ ]   IP: kernel level autoconfiguration                 
                                            	< >   IP: tunneling       
                                   	< >   IP: GRE tunnels over IP      
                 	[ ]     IP: broadcast GRE over IP       	[ ]   IP: 
multicast routing                                                      
      	[ ]   IP: ARP daemon support (EXPERIMENTAL)                     
                    	[ ]   IP: TCP Explicit Congestion Notification 
support                              	[ ]   IP: TCP syncookie support 
(disabled per default)             ****	  IP: Netfilter Configuration  
--->	                                              	< >   The IPv6 
protocol (EXPERIMENTAL)                            	< >   Kernel httpd 
acceleration (EXPERIMENTAL)                     	< > Asynchronous 
Transfer Mode (ATM) (EXPERIMENTAL)               	< > 802.1Q VLAN 
Support

<-- snip -->

If it is not there, perhaps you have something else not selected as 
compiled in or as a module that it depends upon...

~emtty

Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote:
On Nov 4, 2003, at 11:37 PM, Eric Tichansky wrote:
what version kernel? Assuming 2.4.x .....

2.4.x :
Networking Options -->
    [*] Network packet filtering
    (-- down menu --)
    IP Netfilter Configuration -->
        [*] Connection Tracking
        [*] IP tables support
            [*] Full NAT
                [*] MASQUERADE target
Hi. Thanks
I don't seem to have this.  I get to Networking Options and I choose 
Network Packet Filtering but I only get one submenu in it which says: 
Network packet filtering debugging (NEW)
Here is it from the screen:
[*] Network packet filtering (replaces ipchains)                      
                                 x x
           [*]   Network packet filtering debugging (NEW)
Here is my uname:
bash-2.05b# uname -a
Linux woodhall 2.4.22-aa1 #1 SMP Tue Nov 4 22:39:40 MST 2003 i686 AMD 
Athlon(tm) MP 2800+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
bash-2.05b#
This was installed yesterday from a gentoo 1.4-release cd
Any suggestions welcome.
TIA
Chad
If you happen to be delving into a 2.6.0 tree, here it is also.

2.6.x :
Networking Support -->
    [*] Networking Support
    Networking Options -->
        [*] Network Packet Filtering -->
            IP: Netfilter Configuration -->
                [*] Connection Tracking
                [*] IP tables support
                    [*] Full NAT
                        [*] MASQUERADE target
~emtty

Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote:

Hi
The Gentoo HOW-TO for UML says
"Make sure that the host kernel has Networking --> IP: Netfilter 
Configuration --> IP tables support --> Full NAT --> MASQUERADE 
target support and Network Device Support --> Ethertap network tap 
compiled as modules"
I cannot find an IP : Netfilter Configuration at all in the kernel 
configuration menu.  Has it changed or otherwise?
Thanks
Chad
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