> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gesendet: Donnerstag, 23. August 2001 14:37 > An: debian-user@lists.debian.org > Betreff: ipmasq support in potato kernel > > --- Received from FPU.SHEPHD 799 3663 23-08-01 13:27 > > -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --- Received from FPU.SHEPHD 799 3663 23-08-01 13:16 > > -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi All > > I'm trying to get IP masquerading working on my Debian 2.2r3 box. > > I won't go into all the details yet, but I'm wondering if any of > the 'standard' kernels have support built in. (I haven't been > brave enough to compile my own kernel yet) > > At present I'm using the standard 2.2.18pre21, does anyone have > ipmasq working with this or any other of the precompiled images? > > Or do I _have_ to compile my own?
Yesterday I set up a 2.2r1 box, upgraded to woody and set it up (with firestarter) to do masquerading. I set up a client to use the new machine as a gateway and it worked out of the box. Only then I read that the kernel that comes with 2.2 does not support masquerading my default and that I have to roll my own. Which kind of surprised me, since my box seemed to work. Does anybody know if I did something _wrong_, because it works (maybe the other/old gateway still does the job and I misconfigured something), or does the standard kernel support masquerading? Thanks in advance, Andreas PS: Box is Pentium 166, Kernel is default install Kernel from the official CDs, not changed when upgrading to woody.
