On Mon, Jul 24, 2000 at 12:20:02AM +0200, Rogier Wolff wrote:
> Thorsten Kranzkowski wrote:
> > I assume you use an ISDN dialup (you mention the IP-up script). The
>
> No, I'm using regular PPP. Doesn't that have an IP-up script? Anyhow,
Oh, sorry. Yes, of course regular ppp uses the very same IP-up script.
> Problem COULD be that these are UDP "connections", which officially
> aren't connections at all.
When I read the docs right, the masquerading entries _should_ be erased
when the interface really goes down (even UDP, ICMP whatever)
> If they really should be dropped on the interface going down, then
> I've found a problem (i.e. docs do not conform with practise).
Maybe you should ask rusty what's going on here.
> > People with fixed ip-address should use SNAT not MASQUERADE. SNATed entries
> > aren't dropped.
>
> OK. So when my PPP interface goes down, my masq entries aren't dropped!
>
> Roger.
Bye,
Thorsten
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