I am still unable to get my 4.2-FreeBSD server to
successfully make a pptp connected to my company's VPN server.
My system is configured to perform firewall
functions for my home office computers.
Below are the logged messages from a connection
attempt (taken from the /var/log/messages an
Hi,
We are planning to use FreeBSD TCP/IP stack in one of the projects we are working on.
I am looking for the information related to FreeBSD TCP/IP like
i) Feartures supported by TCP/IP stack
ii) RFCs supported by TCP/IP stack
iii) API (both socket level and to the Data link layer )
Coul
On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 03:45:15PM -0500, Bill Fumerola wrote:
> > In my Copious Free Time(tm), maybe I'll poke at DPF; it looked
> > neat...
Also, there's BPF+; see
http://www.tcpdump.org/lists/workers/2000/msg00345.html
for some links.
--
Jos Backus _/ _/_/_/San
you could defintately do it with netgraph at both ends..
start with the exampe in the examples in /usr/share/examples/netgraph
that do IP over UDP and change to do IPX over UDP
julian
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Alexandre Biancalana wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Anyone know if it's possible to make
Hi guys,
Anyone know if it's possible to make a IPX tunnel over IP on FreeBSD ?
using netgraph or IPXIP (kernel option) ?!
Has anyone done this before !?
[ ]''s
Alexandre
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Bulger, Tim wrote:
> I agree completely re: Zebra being in control of the static route handling
> process. If it is capable of determining the interface status (kernel
> up/down is recognized), it can add or remove the static routes as necessary.
> If the kernel is aware of the interface status
I agree completely re: Zebra being in control of the static route handling
process. If it is capable of determining the interface status (kernel
up/down is recognized), it can add or remove the static routes as necessary.
If the kernel is aware of the interface status but continues to consider
it
While configuring my new firewalls, I started getting annoying freezes
on my ssh connections. Finally, having put to rest more pressing
problems, I looked into it.
Dumps from both the firewall and a remote machine shows traffic going
until the window of the remote machine falls below the avera
Bulger, Tim wrote:
> Well, the verdict is in... FreeBSD does know the interface status (per
> ifconfig), but neither the kernel nor zebra reacts to the cable being
> pulled. This seems basically broken from a kernel perspective. It doesn't
> make sense to retain connected and/or static routes i
