I am experimenting with masquerading on a Linux box that is connected to the internet via a T1. "Behind" the masquerading box is a dial-up server. When I have a ppp connection behind the masq box, real audio does not work properly over that connection. Large chunks of the program will disappear. For instance, it will be playing along, then suddenly skip 30 to 40 seconds forward in the program. If the dial-ups are not behind the masquerading box, then real audio works fine. I am wondering if the real audio module was not designed to work this way--with the faster connection on the "public" or non- masqued side. It almost seems that the ip_masq_raudio module is downloading from the server on the internet faster than it can deliver to its dial-up "client"; thus losing data. Is this possible? I guess most masq setups have more bandwidth (i.e. ethernet) behind the masq, and less (i.e. dial-up or isdn) on the public side. It seems that other ethernet machines behind the masq box do fine with real audio. Perhaps as long as the bandwidth behind the masq is >= bandwidth on the public side, everything is okay; but if the bandwidth behind the masq is less than on the public side, data is lost? Is there anything I can do to help the situation? Anyone else noticed similar behavior? Doug __________________________________________________ Doug Kite email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Network Administrator phone: 252-559-6442 Lenoir County MIS fax: 252-523-0371 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For daily digest info, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
