Hello all,
I am running an Eigersteinbeta variant with
PPPOE. I want to be able to add an incoming dialup account using pppd
that would be masq'ed like any other client. I'm worried that if I install
pppd that it may overwrite configuration files for the PPP and PPPOE packages I
already
At 11:06 PM 6/18/01 -0500, NOC wrote:
>Well, I hate to say it... but the daemons have just gotten to big
>to keep updated with a floppy based router. There is NO way I can
>get the basics on a single floppy (sshd, telnet, psentry) and have
>the thing boot. My drive just doesnt like the la
How about a second floppy drive for $15 to $25? I have two in my
firewall just for easy of use. You would have to set your syslinux
package path variable so that LEAF can find the modules on the second
drive.
>From the optional section of
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/files/diskimages/eiger/Eige
From: "Ray Olszewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Chris -- the Koon Wong versions of ssh and sshd are pretty old. I
believe
> there has been (at least) one security-update release since it day. I
did
> find what I think are newer versions of ssh and sshd ("Openssh
v2.9p1") on
> the LEAF site, at URL
>
>
Ack, html email.
You could always just go with a second floppy drive. Other solutions, zip
drive, LS-120 and Compaq Flash memory.
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/article.php?sid=25&mode=&order=0
for sshd v2.9p1
Though I suspect you already know that. I hope to set up a dual floppy
drive system a
> NOC wrote:
>
> Well, I hate to say it... but the daemons have just
> gotten to big to keep updated with a floppy based router.
> There is NO way I can get the basics on a single floppy
> (sshd, telnet, psentry) and have the thing boot. My drive
> just doesnt like the larger floppies.
>
>
> Dean Moreton wrote:
>
> Hey there thanks alot for your advice much appreciated. I
> understand most of what it is doing, but being a bit of a
> newbie just need a bit of clarification with what the dhcp
> bit is doing.
>
> so this is entered into/edited in the /etc/dhcp.conf on my
> lrp box?
Dean:
I use VNC in a manner very similar to what you
want to do. You should try out the echowall.lrp firewall
config script: I designed it specifically for people "a
bit new to this stuff", and it's pretty tiny (~11k I
think). It's got the VNC rules built in, plays nice with
PPPoE, and w
Well, I hate to say it... but
the daemons have just gotten to big to keep updated with a floppy based
router. There is NO way I can get the basics on a single floppy (sshd,
telnet, psentry) and have the thing boot. My drive just doesnt like the
larger floppies.
The only sshd, for
Hey there thanks alot for your advice much
appreciated. I understand most of what it is doing, but being a bit of a newbie
just need a bit of clarification with what the dhcp bit is doing.
so this is entered into/edited in the
/etc/dhcp.conf on my lrp box?
>dynamic-bootp-lease-length
604
Charles,
We are definitely making progress, but a few kinks remain.
Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] Routing in Prozy ARP DMZ
RE: Ping failures
>You've got me on this one...I don't know why pings are not working. There
are no denies of ICMP packets in your firewall rules listed above. Is the
Ray Olszewski, 2001-06-18 15:27 -0700
>Chris -- the Koon Wong versions of ssh and sshd are pretty old. I
>believe there has been (at least) one security-update release since it
>day. I did find what I think are newer versions of ssh and sshd
>("Openssh v2.9p1") on the LEAF site, at URL
>
>
Dean Moreton wrote:
> Hi, im using a modified version of Eigersteinbeta 2 with a
> pppoe package. What id like to achieve is to be able to
> vnc into a machine on my internal network through my lrp
> box from an external ip (i.e work). I take it this will
> require some modifying of the ip rules
hey thanks for the advice, only problem is my lrp
disk is full. Ive always wanted to add ssh to it but theres not enough room for
it. Im not too fussed about it being too secure as its only my home box so
theres nothing too important on it. Is there away you can tunnel it
without ssh??
At 07:03 PM 6/18/01 -0500, NOC - KP2 wrote:
>I have 2 questions about eigerstein.
>
>1.) Where can I find different modules (sshd, psentry, etc) that can
>be used with this? I know about lrp.c0wz.com, but I am unsure where
>I need to bee looking for the proper modules.
You mean packages; modu
I have 2 questions about eigerstein.
1.) Where can I find different modules (sshd, psentry, etc) that can be used with
this? I know about lrp.c0wz.com, but I am unsure where I need to bee looking for the
proper modules.
2.) Is there a guide anywhere for someone that is converting from LRP 2
I would use SSHD on the LRP and tunnel VNC through SSH. You'd establish the
ssh connection to your LRP with tunnels set up (For a Windoze clt, I'd use
SecureCRT if you use the SSH1 package (30 day free trial which you can
reload), and SSH Communications software with an individual license if you
Hi, im using a modified version of Eigersteinbeta 2
with a pppoe package. What id like to achieve is to be able to vnc into a
machine on my internal network through my lrp box from an external ip (i.e
work). I take it this will require some modifying of the ip ruleset i.e port
forwarding et
Nope. He's got kernels for FPU emulation on 2.2.16 and 2.2.16 with the VPN
patches, but not both options together.
-J
- Original Message -
From: "Steven Peck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'James Barrett '" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 18,
Jacques -- the additional information doesn't give me any great ideas. You
do mention that you get a dynamic address. Might it be that it was *once*
195.132.172.176 that that you're getting the packets due to some arp cache
not updating properly (especially plausible since the address seems not to
I have never understood the urge to use Koon Wong's ssh. I have always
used the ssh from the kernel for the distribution I setup.
-sp
-Original Message-
From: Ray Olszewski
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 6/18/2001 3:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] LRP 2.9.8 (2.0.x) and s
Keep in mind that any speed increase you see from using switches instead of
hubs (I use 10/100 Netgear hubs at home) will only be on your internal
network.
I have had great luck with the Netgear FA-310tx NIC. It uses the tulip
driver. I was so happy with it, that I replaced all my internal NI
At 04:14 PM 6/18/01 -0500, Chris wrote:
>Quick question about sshd. I am running the sshd.lrp from the Koon Wong lrp
>archive and every so often it seems that the daemon just dies. It wont
>accept connections for a period of time, then all of a sudden, its back up
>and running as it should. The
Hi,
I tend to agree with Jon here. Since you are new to Linux and
networking in general, you need to have the simplest setup you can, so
that there are fewer things to go wrong. In your case, I'd install 2
NICs in the LRP box as per Jon's suggestions, locate the box at one end
of the house, run
At 01:10 PM 6/18/01 -0700, James A Roush wrote:
>We recently moved into a house with a DSL line and more 7 comuters. Half
>the computers are on one end of the the house and half more or les on the
>other end. What we would like to do is build a box with thre NICs. The
>first would be for the DS
> So knowing that 2.4 kernels are definitely experimental, I grabbed
> George Metz' 2.4.3 distribution of his site and booted it up. It booted
> up fine (though I had issues with the newest syslinux, had to use 1.54
> instead of 1.62), but it doesn't include IDE support (unless I totally
> missed
> > > I was looking at installing PoPToP (PPTP server) on a RedHat server on
> my
> > > internal network so users at home, mobile etc. can access our Samba
> shares
> > > using a dialup connection.
> > >
> > > I know I need to open ports 1723 (tcp) and protocol 47 to allow the
PPTP
> > > protocol
Dude,
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/files/kernels/
There might be a few more poking around the leaf developers sites.
-sp
-Original Message-
From: James Barrett
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 6/18/2001 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] Now here's an interesting auction
I
While I haven't had any problems with mine. It has been reported and some
suspect it is a session timeout setting. I forget where the setting is, but
hopefully someone will pop up with it before I get home tonight and have to
look myself.
-sp
-Original Message-
From: Chris
To: [EMAIL
> >I assume your reports of ping failures are accurate, but the cause is
not.
Your routing tables are setup properly (assuming your server machines are on
the DMZ and not plugged directly into the cable-modem network).
>
> OK...now it's just the pings that are failing. I can access the server in
Quick question about sshd. I am running the sshd.lrp from the Koon Wong lrp
archive and every so often it seems that the daemon just dies. It wont
accept connections for a period of time, then all of a sudden, its back up
and running as it should. There doesnt seem to be any pattern to the amou
--- Jonathan French <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To follow up on Danny's answers, and to save you a lot of trouble, if it
> doesn't cost too much skip the 3 NICs and just use two and buy an extra
> hub. Use one NIC for the DSL, and plug the second NIC into the extra
> hub (or switch) which then s
I would find it valuable as I have not yet been able to find anyone willing
to compile a 2.2.16 w/patches for VPN Masq'ing (or 2.2.18 or 2.0.38) kernel
with the FPU emulation for a 486SX2.
I can easily get the modules I need to build my own disk -- the problem I'm
having is finding the right comp
James Sturdevant, 2001-06-18 13:42 -0500
>Actually, I made the changes to Paul's modmaker to create LRPGen. Paul
>hosted it for a while to test it. I gave up on it when I couldn't make it
>work on WinXX machines with 1.68MB formats and it appeared that the newer,
>unofficial releases were getti
To follow up on Danny's answers, and to save you a lot of trouble, if it
doesn't cost too much skip the 3 NICs and just use two and buy an extra
hub. Use one NIC for the DSL, and plug the second NIC into the extra
hub (or switch) which then services the other two hubs. That way you
won't have a
Howdy all-
I recently started toying with the idea of deploying a LEAF based
firewall/VPN in our colo after I saw Exodus wants $4000/mo. for a
"managed" Cisco Pix. I figure LEAF probably can save me some of that
$48,000. So my questions revolve around the possibilities of using
2.4.3+ kern
First off, there are NO stupid questions.
What we would like to do is build a box with thre NICs. The
> first would be for the DSL line and the other two NICs would each
service a
> hub. Is this feasible?
Yes
> I also have the questions:
>
>1: I've never used hubs before, how do you ass
Actually, I made the changes to Paul's modmaker to create LRPGen. Paul
hosted it for a while to test it. I gave up on it when I couldn't make it
work on WinXX machines with 1.68MB formats and it appeared that the newer,
unofficial releases were getting more support and use. (Dave's attitude
di
> > I was looking at installing PoPToP (PPTP server) on a RedHat server on
my
> > internal network so users at home, mobile etc. can access our Samba
shares
> > using a dialup connection.
> >
> > I know I need to open ports 1723 (tcp) and protocol 47 to allow the PPTP
> > protocol to work, and I c
At 07:23 PM 6/18/01 +0200, Jacques Nilo wrote:
>Dear Leaf fellows !
>I have been receiving in my syslog for the past few days this type if
>record:
>Jun 18 19:04:49 firewall kernel: Packet log: input DENY eth0 PROTO=6
>210.232.219.66:3377 195.132.172.176:25 L=44 S=0x10 I=24833 F=0x4000 T=95
>SYN (
let's see.
SOmeone will correct me if I am wrong. I think you will need to change your
kernel with one compiled with the pptp stuff compiled in. See Charles' site
for one. Or peruse the devlopers sites on Leaf and replace the one on your
system.
then you will probably need a combination of
ip
Dear Leaf fellows !
I have been receiving in my syslog for the past few days this type if
record:
Jun 18 19:04:49 firewall kernel: Packet log: input DENY eth0 PROTO=6
210.232.219.66:3377 195.132.172.176:25 L=44 S=0x10 I=24833 F=0x4000 T=95
SYN (#45)
The strange thing is that the destination adress
At 07:54 AM 6/18/01 -0400, James Barrett wrote:
>I remember there used to be those places where you entered what you wanted
>and an image was built for you -- do they still exist anywhere?
No, at least not if you mean in a LEAF or LRP context. There was modmaker, a
system used with LRP 2.9.3 to m
Martin Randall wrote:Eigerstein.
>
> Does anyone else have problems with :-
>
> A) Occasional problems saving/exiting the setups. Sometimes ctrl-c and
> alt-q don't work and I have to use ctrl-k/alt-k.
>
> B) Quite often, doing a simple change (removing a singles #) will prevent
> me from ba
>I think you're getting close...I'll try to help you get everything working
properly.
Much appreciated :)
>I assume your reports of ping failures are accurate, but the cause is not.
Your routing tables are setup properly (assuming your server machines are on
the DMZ and not plugged directly
> Ok I have been trying to make CIPE work with eigersteinbeta2 I have
> tried 3 different cipe lrp packages and juest about every lrp kernel
> version 2.2.16 I could get my hands on. Every single one of them throws
> errors beyond config issues. I found on the CIPE website a comment about
> the ty
> I have my game servers in the DMZ, and they can "see" the internet, browse
the web, etc. I have tested an http server running on one of them, and it
is accessible from the outside. My external testers still can't see the
game servers --- but I'll park that concern for now, since the http serve
> I am using the newest Eiger2Beta from Charles Steinkuehler's site. I
> have set it up exactly as specified on the leaf site with Rich Lohman's
> How-to at:
> http://nw-hoosier.dyndns.org/rlohman/linux/eiger-contents.html
>
> The main problem I have is, when everything is connected I can ping
I think what you were thinking of was the modmaker, which made the
modules on the fly for what you needed. That thing has been dead since
before I logged onto the list (May 2000). That was for the old 2.9.4
which ran the 2.0.36 kernel (I think that was the kernel). All that has
been solved by t
Hello Martin
On 17-Jun-01, you wrote:
> Hello Charles.
>
> I've got a problem.
ah...forget it.. just tired. Comes from supporting 13 OS's.
Eigerstein.
Does anyone else have problems with :-
A) Occasional problems saving/exiting the setups. Sometimes ctrl-c and
alt-q don't work and I hav
I remember there used to be those places where you entered what you wanted
and an image was built for you -- do they still exist anywhere?
Thanks,
-J
- Original Message -
From: "Michael McClure" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 10:28 PM
Subject: Re:
It is probably just that, a VERY old CD-ROM.
The lens is probably full of dirt and therefore, the CD-ROM is
almost blind :)
Try the same thing with a new one.
-Original Message-
From: douglas orr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 10:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sub
OKit seems I have straightened out the first layer of problems with my setup ---
thanks Charles. Now, I am running into my limitations on proper routing statements.
I have my game servers in the DMZ, and they can "see" the internet, browse the web,
etc. I have tested an http server runnin
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