hello all,
i am trying to setup a router that will share my cable internet connection
with the rest of my house
please could some one tell me how to do this, i under stand the bit upto
getting the image on floppy ( i am not even sure i have the right one
) and putting two network cards in th
I would suggest Dachstein. It is very easy to set up and has very good
documentation. As far as not being able to ping anything outside and
receiving martian errors, you may of had the cables reversed. That is,
the cable modem may of been connected to eth1 instead of eth0. You can
find Dac
I am putting perl on my compact flash router, and realize at this point
that the problem with putting huge numbers of packages on a LEAF boot disk
is not the space on the boot device (obviously on compact flash I have
more than enough) but the RAM needed to hold the tmpfs or ramdisk. How
much mem
At 09:32 AM 5/27/2003 -0500, Lynn Avants wrote:
On Monday 26 May 2003 10:59 pm, David Pitts wrote:
> More of the same!
>
> My router stops periodically and I can restart it by restarting Shorewall.
> Lynn has suggested it might be a memory problem. Any suggestions how I can
> monitor RAM usage? C
Hello David, All
My router stops periodically and I can restart it by restarting Shorewall.
Lynn has suggested it might be a memory problem. Any suggestions how I can
monitor RAM usage? Commands built into Bering? Packages I can run?
1. The Ram usage can be viewed from the weblet .
2 activate
On Tue, 27 May 2003 21:14:44 +0200, eric wolzak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It (restarting Shorewall )might however stop remaining unused
connections
and clear your table from "outdated connections"
It does not.
-Tom
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3:15 AM
To: David Pitts; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] Router Stops
Hello David, All
My router stops periodically and I can restart it by restarting
Shorewall. Lynn has suggested it might be a memory problem. Any
suggestions how I can monitor RAM usage? Commands built into B
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Subject: [Leaf-user] router memory needs
I am putting perl on my compact flash router, and realize at this point
that the problem with putting huge numbers of packages on a LEAF boot disk
is not the space on the boot device (obviously on compact flash I have
more than enough) but the RAM ne
HI, I have the follow problem.
I have a router gateway Linux machine with
Eth0 IP public address static p.e. 80.15.x.x
Eth1 IP private p.e. 192.168.1.1 connected at the Switch
Switch with PC client and various IP which I unknow because have a Laptop
Computer with your configuration (cus
hello.
i am trying to set up a router and a transparent tunnel point in the
same box, on the same local network. the box is a bering 1.2 with
shorewall and vtund
the box has these interfaes
zone ifcomment
net eth0 connected to the internet with real ip
loc eth1 connected to local net wi
At 08:59 AM 11/2/2003 +0100, Pisinho wrote:
HI, I have the follow problem.
I have a router gateway Linux machine with
Eth0 IP public address static p.e. 80.15.x.x
Eth1 IP private p.e. 192.168.1.1 connected at the Switch
Switch with PC client and various IP which I unknow because have a La
> In principle, a router *could* do all of this. But I know of no
> off-the-shelf Linux applications that actually *would* do all of this,
> either on LEAF or on a full-size-distro Linux router. Because it is such a
> security nightmare, I expect nobody has even thought of developing
> something
At 07:59 AM 11/3/2003 +0100, Pisinho wrote:
> In principle, a router *could* do all of this. But I know of no
> off-the-shelf Linux applications that actually *would* do all of this,
> either on LEAF or on a full-size-distro Linux router. Because it is such a
> security nightmare, I expect nobody
>
> One correction to what you wrote: this is NOT an Embedded Linux product.
> The FAQ says they use VxWorks/Tornado from Wind River Systems as their OS.
> So while I cannot say how effective this implementation is, I can say that
> it is not a *Linux* implementation of the idea.
VxWorks®, the
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Pisinho wrote:
> > One correction to what you wrote: this is NOT an Embedded Linux product.
> > The FAQ says they use VxWorks/Tornado from Wind River Systems as their OS.
> > So while I cannot say how effective this implementation is, I can say that
> > it is not a *Linux* impl
On Nov 3, 2003, at 9:37 AM, Ray Olszewski wrote:
At 07:59 AM 11/3/2003 +0100, Pisinho wrote:
Your software solution is Dynamic Address Translation. A Dynamic NAT.
It's possible to reply this solution?
Reading over the site leaves me wondering about a couple of loose
ends. For example, given
On Sat, 2004-12-04 at 18:37 +0100, Ronny Aasen wrote:
>
> if this is even possible, i guess there is some finer points in
> shorewall that keep eluding me
Please submit the information requested at
http://shorewall.net/support.htm. Your Shorewall configuration files
would also be useful.
-Tom
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