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>Does anyone know how to set up IP Masquerading to work correctly with
>DHCP-assigned IPs for the internal network? Everything works fine with
>static internal IPs, but as soon as I try to get dynamic IPs working, the
>clients can no longer see the outside world.
Hello Peter,
TrinityOS has a full configuration of DHCPd and the IPCHAINS ruleset has
DHCP provisions in it.
>win9x clients successfullly obtain IP addresses. These addresses can also
>be released/renewed. Client machines can successfully ping themselves, the
>server and vice versa. Server can ping outside world, but client machines
>cannot.
You need to tell the DHCP clients what their default route is. To do this,
add this into your dhcp configuration:
option routers 192.168.0.1;
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