> Do you have firewalling enabled on the XP? No. I actually just tried it with an old Windows CE box...same thing... Of course...dialup with my linux box...works great!
> Can it talk to other network services in the same network? Have you tried > for example pinging the proxy IP address or the address of another server > in your network? Sure. everything works fine! As you see in the dumps, dns is working fine too. One thing to note: I missed a line that the host was listening to the ip address 172.16.16.254:3128. I have tried 4 systems now (different windows ver). Currently I have NAT turned off. I think I will drop to basic nat, then work my way up. Just as a note: this system has 4 network cards in it... eth0 - outside eth1 - private net eth2 (dmz1) - second private net (wireless) eth3 (dmz2) - direct connect (crossover cable) to a cisco as5300. Purpose is when a user hasn't paid, radius will stick them in a "special" group. The 5300 gives them a special ip number and route-map's their traffic to the linux box (eth0) as the default gateway. Then, iptables grabs port 80 traffic, redirects it to 3128 and gives them a webpage stating to pay their bill. Thanks for the help. My comrades are lost on this one too. Mark San Antonio, TX, USA
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