[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> This sounds like the problem I was having with SNMP data. The packets vent
> out the VPN with the source address of the external interface not the
> internal. The solution was to modify the _updown script to include the
> source address in the route command, or you c
Wow, for the first time since I can remember, my IP address has changed via
DHCP with Shaw cable. I've seen it happen when I've changed eth0 NICs
before, but never for no apparent reason.
The reason I noticed is that I saw a boatload of port80 logs. I have a line
added to ipfilter.conf to not l
Scott Sandeman-Allen wrote:
>
> In reviewing the Dachstein version of LRP and making changes etc. I
> have come across the need to crack open the bootdisk.bin binary file
> and re-create a new one. Can anyone direct me to the documentation
> for manipulating this file/disk image.
>
> Thanks in
On Friday 01 February 2002 20:04, Scott Sandeman-Allen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In reviewing the Dachstein version of LRP and making changes etc. I
> have come across the need to crack open the bootdisk.bin binary file
> and re-create a new one. Can anyone direct me to the documentation
> for manipulating
Hi,
In reviewing the Dachstein version of LRP and making changes etc. I
have come across the need to crack open the bootdisk.bin binary file
and re-create a new one. Can anyone direct me to the documentation
for manipulating this file/disk image.
Thanks in advance for any assistance,
Scott
Hi Charles.
Do I understand you correctly like that:
- nothing in hardware should change, i.e. the cable-modem should still
go into one external NIC. If the ISP gives me 2 IPs, those could go
to that same NIC.
If so, it sounds good regarding the hardware config.
And I digged into the dhc
You've got WAY more horsepower than you do bandwidth
"Christopher Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/01/2002 12:20:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Phillip Watts/austin/Nlynx)
Subject: [Leaf-user] VPN horsepower
Forgot to ask in my last post...
Is a Pentium 90 beefy enough
On Friday 01 February 2002 11:24, Christopher Holmes wrote:
> I've set up a Dachstein box at my office & one for a small network at
> home. I'd like to set up a VPN at work that allows employees to work
> from home.
>
> I've started reading through some of the docs, but don't have a clear
> idea
Think it would depend smore on the number of simultaneous connections, and the amount
of traffic.
My Cisco Pix 515 firewall has a Pentium 200, 32M of RAM in it. I'd had a couple
simultaneous connections with it with no problems.
- Original Message -
From: "Christopher Holmes" <[EMAIL
This sounds like the problem I was having with SNMP data. The packets vent
out the VPN with the source address of the external interface not the
internal. The solution was to modify the _updown script to include the
source address in the route command, or you can change the route statement
after t
P 90 should be fine - I run a 486 33 with a 50 KB (ISP's cap for outgoing
traffic) VPN connection no problem - so I can't see how you'd have an
issue...
S
>From: "Christopher Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [Leaf-user] VPN horsepower
>Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 13:20
Forgot to ask in my last post...
Is a Pentium 90 beefy enough to handle the encryption on a VPN? We've
got about 200K DSL connection.
Chris
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Something else to consider ...
My comment about the possibility of NFS was as much a question as a
solution because I never done so myself, but NFS is pretty easy to
administer.
However, a known (kick-butt) solution but difficult to administer is AFS
(Andrew's File System). It is a Kerberos e
I've set up a Dachstein box at my office & one for a small network at
home. I'd like to set up a VPN at work that allows employees to work
from home.
I've started reading through some of the docs, but don't have a clear
idea of the "big picture." This is how I undersand it. Please let me
kno
Michael,
After your message I looked at my code again. I neglected to change the
device name. I had two sections with DEV0. That will teach me to cut and
paste!
Now that it says DEV2, netmon works for me as well. Thanks.
Best Regards,
Roger McClurg
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> That is what I tried first. When it didn't work I thought that the
> interfaces must be hardcoded into the Java script. I guess ipsec0 just
> doesn't look like an interface to the Java script.
>
> Oh well, it would have been nice. I guess I'll have to live with MRTG
Martin,
That is what I tried first. When it didn't work I thought that the
interfaces must be hardcoded into the Java script. I guess ipsec0 just
doesn't look like an interface to the Java script.
Oh well, it would have been nice. I guess I'll have to live with MRTG.
Thanks for the advice.
Bes
Hi all,
I've set up a working VPN with DCD 1.02. I had to use Freeswan 1.90 though
because I needed a DES-patch which was created for 1.90 (and yes, I've read
the Freeswan manual concerning weak encryption ;) ).
I've changed the scripts so they reflect the DCD environment.
The thing I haven't figu
malik menzong wrote:
>
> The good news is that I can ping the world now from the router. Every time I
> think I saved my config. and I reboot it was not actually saved.
> The only hurdle I have now is to see the internet from my machine behind the
> firewall. that machine do ping to the etho netw
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