On Monday 10 March 2003 15:52, David Marsh's list-reading hat wrote:
> iptables for 2.4.x kernels, apparently.
> Hmm, gotta go search for some documentation. This looks like it'll be a
> hassle.. :-(
I have not used it, but I came across:
Easy Firewall Generator for IPTables
http://morizot.net/f
There are also some helpful help files at http://www.justlinux.com
You might like to try the one on Routing at
http://www.justlinux.com/nhf/Networks/Routing.html
They also have a couple on using ipchains, but nothing yet on iptables.
Ben Thorp
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David Marsh's list-reading hat wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to network two machines together to make a home network.
There are two ways to allow internet access from 'salt':
- either by using pepper as a (masquerading) router
- running proxy services on pepper (mail, web, news, DNS,
OK - I'll try and give you a start on this.
>Hi everybody,
>I'm trying to network two machines together to make a home network.
>One machine,
>192.168.1.10pepper.viewport.lan
>is the main machine, which has the connection to the internet (by modem)
>and is running Debian sarge.
>The other
> Anybody know which NICs have programmable MAC addresses? Preferably
> configurable under Windows as well as Linux. Extra browny points will
> be awarded for cheapness ;)
Due to the silliness of DECNet almost any Ethernet card will allow the MAC address to
be changed. In the vast majority of
This might be a wild shot, and I may e talking mince (I do, often) but it's
my understanding that the MAC address is read from the ROM on the card at
driver start-up, this is then held in memory by the OS and it's this memory
that is used as the actual MAC address. Theoretically changing this in
me
> Anybody know which NICs have programmable MAC addresses? Preferably
> configurable under Windows as well as Linux. Extra browny points will
> be awarded for cheapness ;)
No idea about Windows or prices, but:
$ grep '\' linux-2.5.64/drivers/net/*.c |grep -i set
linux-2.5.64/drivers/net/acenic
Anybody know which NICs have programmable MAC addresses? Preferably
configurable under Windows as well as Linux. Extra browny points will
be awarded for cheapness ;)
Colin
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