[masq] Is it me or is the MASQ list VERY bursty now?

Hey Everyone, It seems as if the MASQ list is only delivering most messages a day late. Anyone else seeing this? --David .. | David A. Ranch - Linux/Networking/PC hardware [EMAIL PROTECTED] | !

Re: [masq] RWLS: Bonding multiple ISDN BRIs

Ken, One more idea for increasing your speed to your ISP without going to ADSL, a T1, etc.. -- Adtran has a multiple BRI Terminal Adapter unit that can do 4BRIs called the ISU 512. It uses the BONDING 1 protocol for multi-channel connections, so you have to decide how much bandwidth you want

Re: [masq] [masq] Setting time limited masq rules?

Some suggested to use a masqdialer but I don't want to. I can trust users to switch the line on but I definitely can't trust them to switch it off when they have finished! 8-)) So I need to do it myself in a daemon job... Gildas, If you put together a solution for this and it works pretty

Re: [masq] [masq] Masquerading and Microsoft NetMeeting

Did I hear this right? You can't use the video/audio teleconferencing in NetMeeting behind IP masqing, right? Correct. Some people report some functionality but it doesn't work like it should. If NetMeeting does not work, then does anyone have any ideas of a program that would work well

Re: [masq] Is it me or is the MASQ list VERY bursty now?

David A. Ranch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It seems as if the MASQ list is only delivering most messages a day late. Anyone else seeing this? Nope. I just posted a group of messages, and they came right back within 30 minutes. Didn't you get a message from the indyramp admins about some mail

[masq] ssh via masq?

Can I use ssh from a masq'ed machine w/o setting up any port forwarding etc? I understand that I might need to xhost and set environment variables for display etc...anything else? Thanks in advance. -- Ben Snyder

Re: [masq] [masq] isdn

A frame relay was my first choice I even have a sangoma 508 card but my isp is paying for the line and he wants ISDN. There system is running Windows NT they are no help at all on Linux. The lines were installed yesterday now how to make the best use of them is my problem. I have my network

Re: [masq] UDP Packets other fun stuff

At 01:04 PM 1/28/99 -0600, Fran Fabrizio wrote: Here are some things I'd like to get working thru my IP Masq gateway... 1. UDP Packets for many popular multiplayer games. I found a link to a udpred.c.gz file on the IP Masq Resources page, but the resulting downloaded file absolutely

Re: [masq] [masq] FTP and firewalls

At 10:14 PM 1/28/99 -0600, Fuzzy Fox wrote: Clifford Hammerschmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ipchains -A input -j ACCEPT -y -p tcp -s 0.0.0.0/0 20 -d yourip 1024:65535 This is also the same an -P input ACCEPT... your allowing anyone to connect from their port 20 (easy enough to spoof) to

[masq] IPCHAINS Firewalls Sample rc.firewall

#!/bin/sh # # IPChains firewall and MASQ setup. # Jan 12, 1999 # # Version 1.0 # # Mangled together by Clifford Hammerschmidt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). # Assumes eth0-internet (DHCP) # eth1-intranet (192.168.1.x) # # Stolen from various HOW-TO's from around the net. # For lots more info goto

[masq] Problem: Masquerading works with ISP systems but not Internet

I have a very strange IP masquerading problem. Using the simplest setup described in the howto (see below), the internal machine (192.168.1.2) can ping anywhere on the Internet through the masquerading machine, but can only get WWW, ftp, etc. (and I assume any other TCP-based services) from my

Re: [masq] ssh via masq?

On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, benjamin j snyder wrote: Can I use ssh from a masq'ed machine w/o setting up any port forwarding etc? Yup. SSH uses a single, completely normal, TCP connection. -- Mark Rafn[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.halcyon.com/dagon/ !G

Re: [masq] Problem: Masquerading works with ISP systems but not Internet

Using the simplest setup described in the howto (see below), the internal machine (192.168.1.2) can ping anywhere on the Internet through the masquerading machine, but can only get WWW, ftp, etc. (and I assume any other TCP-based services) from my ISP's machines (machines in the ISP's subnet).