Linuxers,
I have a masqueraded lan that connects to the internet via diald. Everything
works fine, except when I start my internal windows machine, it brings up the
diald link. It is running the microsoft networking, sharing out files and a
printer, using TCP/IP only. I don't know if I can prevent this with a diald
standard.filter change, or I can stop it with an ipfwadm command.
I have read the diald faq, and been through the masq HOWTO. The faqs tell me
that I should run tcpdump to find out the type of packet that may be opening the
link, but I have little experience with this command, and was hoping to get an
answer here.
Can anyone help?
Thanks in Advance,
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Dave McFerren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
System Administrator
Net Solutions, Inc.
816-220-0303 fax 816-220-0333
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