Hello i had extrange hang up on my openbsd box.
I want to route some networks to one internet isp (isp1), and others to
isp2.
Here is my network diagram (what i want)
|-- ISP1
my network>
On Saturday, Jul 5, 2003, at 06:45 US/Pacific, Jason Dixon wrote:
Unfortunately, traffic destined for the broadcast address
(192.168.0.255) is not being translated on $int_if and passed on. It
simply disappears. I've dumped the traffic on enc0, $int_if, and the
target server on the wired segment
On Sat, Jul 05, 2003 at 12:08:50PM -0400, D. Andrews wrote:
> | sysctl -w net.inet.tcp.baddynamic=+6881 [through +6889]
>
> when pf comes up? netstat doesn't show any listeners at ports
> 6881-6889, so I wonder what mechanism is encumbering those ports (if
> any)?
pf is not preventing anything
Hello,
I have a BitTorrent server on the inside network and have coded the
following rdr to expose ports 6881-6889:
| rdr on $ext_if inet proto tcp from any to ( $ext_if ) \
| port 6881:6889 -> $bittorrent_server
This works as it is supposed to, but I wonder if I should also execute:
| sy
Sorry for drudging up this issue again, but it appears I don't have the
solution after all. For anyone that missed my previous post, I'm trying
to pass broadcast traffic from a wireless segment to a wired one. All
other traffic works fine, but I'd like to get SMB/NMB browsing working
for this ins
