Good evening, folks!
I have a new customer with two (soon to be four) offices; and when I got there
their
Internet access on both ends (Cherry Hill NJ & Manila) was a DSL mess. In fact, it's
so bad they
send 1 to 2 DVD's per day via DHL to Manila. I'm finalizing the design & cost
Good evening, folks!
On the two mailing lists I moderate - The AlphaNT and Mac-NT lists - we have a
tradition of
asking new members to introduce themselves... So, Hello, LEAF gang!
It's time for me to dip my toe back into *nix, after a 22 year hiatus from
pounding on a
PDP1
Rob Dover wrote:
> There seems to be so many different ways of doing port forwarding, I confess
> to being totally stumped.
> I am running an E2B firewall which has been working quite nicely for several
> months now. I am now adding a new machine behind the firewall and need to
> open a few por
There seems to be so many different ways of doing port forwarding, I confess
to being totally stumped.
I am running an E2B firewall which has been working quite nicely for several
months now. I am now adding a new machine behind the firewall and need to
open a few ports. The only option I seem to
I get the following error:
# top
top: error in loading shared libraries
libncurses.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Help...
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kenneth
Hadley
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 8:
Not that im aware of, though I do know that I a have a top (which can watch
CPU usage among other things) package on my site under the packages section
( http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/khadley/ ) and yes, I am doing shameless
advertising ;-)
-Kenneth Hadley
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From:
Glad it worked for you, and its also nice to have a little more evidence
that CPU IS a determining factor with PPPoE, though I think you went a
little overboard on speed and memory, LOL :-)
-Kenneth Hadley
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From: "Robert Chambers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Kenneth Ha
If I remember correctly "pppoe uses obsolete (PF_INET, SOCK_PACKET)" is just
warning that happens with the older version of the PPPoE client that is
available for LEAF, the error basically means nothing.
Theoretically since we are dealing with less than 5mbit of traffic a ISA
card is should be pro
Could somebody out there with a valid development system for Dachstein
compile a copy of ez-ipupdate to be included on Charles' CD?
Thanks, dbc.
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David B. Cook, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Linux -- up 50 days because it can.
11:32pm up 50 days, 2:24, 0 users, load average: 0.02, 0.01, 0.00
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Unfourtunatly at this time I know of no work around and I believe Charles
Steinkuehler (DachStein's creator) is looking for ways to integrate PPPoE
into the network scripts wich would take of this problem, unfourtunatly
firwall scripts are out of my leauge in terms of understanding.
- Origina
Has anyone made an lrpStat.lrp?
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Kirchdörfer
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 3:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Leaf-User (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] CPU loading monitor
Am Dienstag, 18. Dezember 200
Am Montag, 17. Dezember 2001 19:34 schrieb Maxim Heijndijk:
> * Stardate: 2001-12-17 18:28
>
> * Incoming subspace signal from "KP Kirchdörfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" :
> > Am Montag, 17. Dezember 2001 14:07 schrieb Maxim Heijndijk:
> > > I run Dachstein 1.0.2 and the time is one hour earlier than it
Carlos:
Take a look at Dachstein 1.0.2 with PPPoE from Kenneth Hadley
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/khadley
You will need Windows to extract the file and create a 1680k floppy. Get
a Pentium or better machine, two ethernet cards, and a 10/100 switch.
Then you can hook up several machines to
Robert Chambers wrote:
>
> Good idea. I'll try it with the Netgear FA311 and one 3c509b card.
>
Post your results and with any specifics
that might be interesting, if you have time.
Thanks,
Matt
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Am Dienstag, 18. Dezember 2001 21:58 schrieb Kevin Kropf:
> Is anyone aware of a CPU monitor for LRP that I could use to
> see what my box is doing?
lrpStat from
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/hejl
Read there about using the C-program lrpStat instead of stat.sh, which is
used in weblet fro
Ken:
That was it. When I used one PCI and one ISA card it got the IP address
from Covad. My connection from Covad is 1.5mbps down/ 384kbps up PPPoE.
When I had the 486DLC-40 with 32 meg of memory as the LRP, speed was 538kbps/
328kbps according to DSL Reports.com. With the HP, PII 400 mhz wi
Is anyone aware of a CPU monitor for LRP that I could use to
see what my box is doing?
Thanks.
Kevin
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I wonder how much of a difference ISA to PCI makes in speed? I have noticed
on both Eigerstein2beta and Dachstein with PPPoE I keep getting the message
" pppoe uses obsolete (PF_INET, SOCK_PACKET). Anything I should be concerned
with?
Kenneth Hadley wrote:
026401c187fe$f9558960$[EMAIL PROTEC
To tell the truth I'm not sure exactly why I saw such a dramatic speed
boost.
When my total incoming bandwidth reached 1mbit (and usually not much
further) I saw CPU usage on my AMD583-133 reach 70% typically but this was
with a 3com 3c509b ISA card on the WAN side (eth0) and a NetGear 310tx PCI
o
Good idea. I'll try it with the Netgear FA311 and one 3c509b card.
Kenneth Hadley wrote:
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Have you tried using two PCI nics or just one ISA card and one PCI card?I've run into problems with P2/P3/Athlon systems that have two ISA slots butthe first ISA slot is shared with t
Have you tried using two PCI nics or just one ISA card and one PCI card?
I've run into problems with P2/P3/Athlon systems that have two ISA slots but
the first ISA slot is shared with the last PCI slot so they conflict even if
nothing is in the last PCI slot
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From:
Charles:
I also tried Dachstein 1.0.2 with PPPoE from Ken and it also would not get
an IP address from Covad.
" starting ADSL" would come back with "timed out". I was able to connect
to the weblet in both Eigerstein2beta and Dachstein and look at the firewall
status, so I know that I had the c
Nevermind. I found a version that works on David's
latest Oxygen ISO.
> Does anybody have a working Telnet for LEAF. I know, I
> know, its not secure, but I'm SSHing into my LEAF box,
> then I want to Telnet into another Linux box on my
> internal network. Yes, I will try later to forward a
> Did I understand right that you use the IDs with %any IPs for your gateway
> to gateway connections? I currently have 2 users with home LANs that are
on
> dynamic IPs. Since the IPs change rarely I treat them as static, but when
> they change I need update the ipsec.conf file.
Yes...this is p
> OK, I have a package which contains a symlink:
>
> /var/log/iptraf -> /var/log
>
> Also, I am using ramlog.lrp and ram1 for /var/log .
>
> During bootup and initial package install, that symlink does *NOT* get
> created!
>
> However, if I load that same package a second (2nd) time -- after bootu
> This is really simple, especially if you're using RSA keying. On the VPN
> Gateway, simply create a connection with the ID and RSA sig. of your
> roadwarrior (roaming laptop) system. Set the IP address to %any.
>
> On the roadwarrior, set interfaces=%defaultroute and
> [left|right]=%defaultrou
OK, I have a package which contains a symlink:
/var/log/iptraf -> /var/log
Also, I am using ramlog.lrp and ram1 for /var/log .
During bootup and initial package install, that symlink does *NOT* get
created!
However, if I load that same package a second (2nd) time -- after bootup
is co
> Having read some about FreeS/WAN, I am still confused on what it takes to
> connect from a roaming laptop --- with a varying IP. Most of the
instructions
> tend to be focused on gateway-to-gateway connections, not
laptop-to-gateway --
> and almost all doc uses non-routable IPs in the examples.
> I tried to upgrade my lrp box from the little 486DLC to my HP Pavilion
> which has a PII 400 mhz cpu.
> So I took the nic's which are 3Com 3c509b ISA bus and the
> Eigerstein2beta pppoe v.0.4 disk from the 486 and put them into the HP.
> After the system boots up I checked to see if it found t
How should tinydns deal with a dmz?
One of our Dachstein-CD firewalls was up for several days, functioning
as we expected. mailonerr is configured to use our mail server that
sits on the dmz -- and we were getting our periodic notices, until
sometime after 2200 last night.
tinydns/public is se
Running a 486/66 on a cable line - my router does 3mb/s without a hitch -
mind you I only ever see about 300KB/s max (instead of the 375KB/s I should
- but that has nothing to do with the router). Math below is wrong BTW
(sorry to be picky). 1 byte = 8 bits thus 62KB/s would equate to 496kb/
Does anybody have a working Telnet for LEAF. I know, I
know, its not secure, but I'm SSHing into my LEAF box,
then I want to Telnet into another Linux box on my
internal network. Yes, I will try later to forward an
SSHD port to that box, but for now, how about Telnet? I
tried the one in Ox
> 1. Sitting in their US office, accessing multi-vendor VPN
> systems at major
> corporations.
I have had success connecting to Cisco VPN concentrators and seen reports of
connecting to others. One of the headache's I ran into was overlapping
NAT's subnets which you mention below.
> 2. Sitting
Sorry I forgot to mention that I did cycle the modem.
guitarlynn wrote:
On Tuesday 18 December 2001 02:27, you wrote:
Any suggestions?
Some ISP's map the MAC on the connected NIC. cycle the modem,have the ISP update the MAC info, or use the externel NIC out of the486 machineG
The two nic's that I used were from the 486. Eth0 in the HP is the same
Eth0 ( with the same mac address) that was in the 486.
guitarlynn wrote:
On Tuesday 18 December 2001 02:27, you wrote:
Any suggestions?
Some ISP's map the MAC on the connected NIC. cycle the modem,have t
I tried to upgrade my lrp box from the little 486DLC to my HP Pavilion
which has a PII 400 mhz cpu.
So I took the nic's which are 3Com 3c509b ISA bus and the
Eigerstein2beta pppoe v.0.4 disk from the 486 and put them into the HP.
After the system boots up I checked to see if it found the card
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