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At Mon, 19 Jun 2000 it looks like David A. Ranch composed:
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DAR-> This brings me to my question. I couldn't find this LooseUDP
DAR-> ioctl ANYWHERE in the documentation. What would be absolutely
DAR-> fabulous is a "ioctl.txt" file that would break down all the
DAR-> /proc controls with their purpose, options, etc. For me, things
DAR-> like the following in /proc/sys/net/ipv4 would be great for
DAR-> the MASQ users:
DAR->
DAR-> ip_forward
DAR-> ip_local_port_range
DAR-> ip_masq_debug
DAR-> ip_masq_udp_dloose
DAR-> ip_no_pmtu_disc
DAR-> ipfrag_high_thresh
DAR-> ipfrag_low_thresh
DAR-> ipfrag_time
DAR-> ip_always_defrag
DAR-> tcp_syncookies
DAR-> ip_dynaddr
DAR->
DAR-> Thoughts?
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Thanks David, I've always been curious as to the power of the values
of things like 'tcp_keepalive_time' etc, or am I missing the location
of their descriptions ? I'd like to know if I've been in error keeping
the following line at the end of my 'rc.local' on _all_ the machines
on my lan, including the main (Linux) masq box. Thanks.
echo 60 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_keepalive_time
Bill Schoolcraft http://www.wiliweld.com
PO Box 210076 San Francisco, CA 94121
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