For testing boxes inhouse, I do the following:
EXTIF=dummy0
EXTIP=10.0.0.51
EXTNM=255.255.255.0
and in /mnt/kd/rc.elocal I do:
#!/bin/bash
. /etc/rc.conf
ip route add default via 192.168.1.1 dev $INTIF
On 7/23/10 9:09 AM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
> Christopher,
>
> No, it is assumed that EX
Christopher,
No, it is assumed that EXTIF must *always* be specified.
A single interface setup would only have EXTIF defined.
A dual interface setup would have both EXTIF and INTIF defined.
The firewall, dnsmasq, and others make this assumption.
Normally, for a single interface setup, DHCP and
Maybe it works with a bridge? Like br1="eth0 eth1", where eth0 is your EXTIF
and eth1 your INTIF.
Just and idea. Not sure, what DNSMASQ and NTPD say aout working on a bridge
interface, though...
Chris Abnett wrote:
> Ok so I was scouring the internet trying to figure out why my ntpd server
>
Ok so I was scouring the internet trying to figure out why my ntpd server
was not working.. in fact it was not running at all..
When I manually run it '/usr/sbin/ntpd -4 -c /etc/ntpd.conf' it runs
great
So I looked into the S30 script and found out the reason why it wont work.
I have n
