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Hey Everyone,

Some important stuff in this one for both the MASQ howto and
TrinityOS.  As you can tell, a lot of my time has been
going into the MASQ howto as it needs an update bad.  Once
I'm done with the MASQ howto, I will get back on TrinityOS
which ALSO needs an update too.

Ps.  559 users and counting.  If you think that TrinityOS and/or
      the IPMASQ howto would be useful to your friends/coworkers,
      please let them know about it.

--David


Updates to the 2.4.x-enabled IPMASQ HOWTO *BETA*:

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Changes from 1.96 to 2.00 - 06/10/01

06/10/01:
  - Double DOH!  The simple rc.firewall script for the 2.4 kernels had
    two major errors in it.  The new version is far more informative
    and even works!
  - I am continuing to go through the HOWTO and cleaning things up
    but I'm not done quite yet.

06/02/01:
  - Updated the lists of known compatible MASQ'ed operating systems
   (Windows M3, Linux 2.3, 2.4, etc)

  - Made more references to DHCP and DNS in the various different MASQ
    client configuration guides.

04/12/01:
  - Thanks to the Joshua X and the other people at Command Prompt, Inc.
    for the port of the HOWTO from LinuxDoc to DocBook.
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Updates to TrinityOS:

G  06/10/01   - Updated the DNS section to reflect the use of the
*Sent           a.root-servers.net server for dig like the
Update*         root-hints-update has had a for a while.
                 Thanks to Robbie Reed for this one
               [Section 24]

*C* 05/28/01  - Updated the DNS section to reflect the more correct
                 zone file names:
                   internal:  acme123-int.comdb vs. 192.168.0.db
                   external: 100.200.0.212-in.addr.db vs.
                   212.0.200.100-in.addr.d
               - Updated both of the internal and external named.conf files
               - Fixed a IP address mistake in the external reverse zone that
                 was pointing to 102.200.0.25 instead of 100.200.0.212
               - Also notice that I've added the following comment to the
                 internal acme123-int.com.db zone file:
               ;
               ; note - If you wish to directly resolve any acme123.com hosts
               ;        that are currently only defined in the EXTERNAL zone
               ;        files (say www.acme123.com), you MUST list them here
               ;        as well since the internal zone assumes that it is
               ;        authoritative for acme123.com zone and thus would never 

               ;        contact the external server for any other
               ;        acme123.com queries.
               - Both internal and external forward zone files had a MX
                 record pointing to a CNAME called mail.  Redefined "mail" as
                 a "A" record.  Doh!  Sorry about that!
               [Section 24]

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N   04/06/01   - Changed some formatting and layout
                - removed specific Redhat version #s
                - updated the other things available on my WWW site
               [Section 2]

N              - Fixed some spelling typos
                - Removed link speed specific comments for Ethernet
                - Removed specific Bind version #s
                - Added that the Sendmail setup does backup SMTP
                - Deleted redundant "Getting DNS domains", "Fighting Spam",
                  and "Been Hacked?" items
                - Deleted the old SSH comment for supporting SSH'ed X
                  connections
                - Moved the Tripwire section to the Futures section since it
                  hasn't been documented yet.  I'll probably do this with AIDE
                  anyway.
                - Removed the backup SMTP section from the Futures section
                  (done)
                - Removed the Single NIC IPCHAINS setip from teh Future Section 

                  (done)
                [Section 3]

N              - Updated the kernel to 2.2.19
                [Section 4]

N              - Updated the Mandrake Updates URL
                - Deleted old Redhat mirrir URLs
                - Updated the 2.2.x kernel to 2.2.19
                - Reversed the Order of the noted Kernels and added 2.4.x
                  kernels
                [Section 5]

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