>I was wondering if anyone had any experience setting up IP Masquerade with
>one-way cable internet access (i.e. outgoing request is sent by modem to
>ISP, incoming data comes trough cable modem).
Interesting question. I beleive this will mostly be a routing issue since
MASQ should work on the outgoing interface fine. You'll need to receive
traffic via the Ethernet interface but transmit via PPP.
I can't say that Linux's "route" command can do this in it's stock
form but I'm sure someone out there has done this.
I recommend that you check the following places to see if anyone
running Linux or any other UNIX-based OS has this rolling:
http://www.catv.org/index.html
nntp://comp.dcom.modems.cable
If you find anything out.. please post your results to the MASQ group
since I bet we will see this question again in the future!
--David
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