ipchains doesn't do the dialing... pppd
does.
You can try to add the following lines to your
/etc/ppp/options file if the kernel compiled on your system supports demand dial
(it probably does):
# To set the daemon for demand
dialing
demand
# To satisfy an IP address until DHCP assigns
one
:10.0.0.0
# To set a default time-out to close
connection on inactivity
idle 500 # in seconds = 5
minutes
This caused problems on my home LAN when the
masqued machines attempted to open the connection (authentication failed, for
some reason and I haven't had the time to figure out why)...But triggering the
connection from the firewall was successful without a glitch.
There's also the diald daemon, which I believe
takes the place of a firewall & sets ipchains & masquerading as well as
listens for outgoing packets and manages them. The only thing was, it seemed a
bit fidgety to install, so I didn't bother with it.
--Greg
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