On 12:41, Sun 26 Jun 05, David Hill wrote:
David Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
nat on sis0 inet from ! sis0:0 to any - (sis0)
This sounds a bit too inclusive for my tastes. I assume the address
range your DHCP deamon uses is known as well as the fixed addreses, so
why not use those
David Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
nat on sis0 inet from ! sis0:0 to any - (sis0)
This sounds a bit too inclusive for my tastes. I assume the address
range your DHCP deamon uses is known as well as the fixed addreses, so
why not use those instead, ie
myranges = { 192.168.100.0/24,
David Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
nat on sis0 inet from ! sis0:0 to any - (sis0)
This sounds a bit too inclusive for my tastes. I assume the address
range your DHCP deamon uses is known as well as the fixed addreses, so
why not use those instead, ie
myranges = { 192.168.100.0/24,
Hello
I once used software by Cisco called BBSM. It nat'd both DHCP'd clients, as
well as clients that already had static IP's in place.
I am trying to copy this onto the OpenBSD platform.
Would the following work?
I have sis0 (ethernet) and ath0 (wireless). sis0 has a public IP address.
