Hello Alinmar,
Higher probability is that your ipchain router lacks some rules
for your remote user to browse. try to log all rules being
filtered and see what you lack.
Jackson
Tuesday, January 14, 2003, 11:40:42 AM, you wrote:
ABU> oninz <--{^0^}
ABU> <quote who="Ian C. Sison">
>> On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Alinmar B. Umlas wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> fellow Pluggers,
>>>
>>> I configure my dial-in server and successfully authenticated
>>> users,
>>> but my problem is, the remote workstation cant browse, what seem to be
>>> the problem on my configuration? I used ipchains in my MASQ. can
>>> anyone gives me an idea how to solve it? Thanks a lot, its a big for
>>> me :):):)
>>>
>>
>> did you enable ip forwarding?
>>
ABU> echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
ABU> Yup, its a server i used also for forwarding at my local LAN, I have
ABU> one network at remote site that i want to connect thru dialing at my
ABU> dial-in server. The problem is i cant ping the dial-in server which i
ABU> assume my gateway address of the remote client. I configured the
ABU> client w/ gateway address, I used win98 and win2k at client side.
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