Gentlefolk, I'm 85% of the way there, but frankly, I have a life these days and don't want to waste it unless it's helping others solve new problems. This probably isn't a new one.
I've a RH 6.2 box (yeah, so sue me--it *works* like a rock) with ipchains. For(ever) a long time, I've been running it with a local network on eth0, and a DSL/cable (depends on when the provider gets weird and I fire them) on eth1. The dialup ppp0 has kind of lurked as a legacy that wakes up periodically when the Internet link dies. I've a nice, survivable firewall--at least, it's not been cracked that *I* know!--that originated with a script generated by http://www.linux-firewall-tools.com/, but has been hand-edited to death since. For various personal reasons, I need to run a PPP server to honor connections from Win9x. No problem--I think--I've figured out the options that fit my world, and the session establishes and looks healthy. The problem is the firewall, and may be routing tables. The firewall is rejecting everything from the third NIC (ppp); once I get past that, I figure I'll start hitting grumbles about routing and forwarding. Before I spend the time to rewrite my firewall script One More Time, does anyone already have one that handles three NICs in this kind of configuration? TIA, -- Dave Ihnat [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
