Re: How can I use ng bpf

On Fri, Apr 12, 2002 at 09:34:50AM -0700, Michael Sierchio wrote: > Crist J. Clark wrote: > > > ipfw(8) will filter with bridge(4) just fine. I have a simple patch on > > the website below to get ipf(8) to filter with bridge(4) too. > > Just for the sake of clarity, it won't filter anything but

gx problems with IP frags.

Hi. I recently upgraded to 4.5-stable. FreeBSD fubar.damon.com 4.5-STABLE FreeBSD 4.5-STABLE #0: Thu Apr 11 00:09:20 CDT 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/XYLYL i386 I have an intel gige adapter. Prior to the 4.5-stable, I was using the non-gx driver. wx? Even since the upgrade

Re: mpd PPTP and NAT

Archie Cobbs writes: > > that is exactly what I am seeing, the clients are behind this stupid > > little GVC IP0008 machine, and I am using your mpd software for the pptp > > server. I know about the "BUG" in libalias. > > > > Is this part of the PPTP spec, that only one TCP control connection ca

Re: How can I use ng bpf

Crist J. Clark wrote: > ipfw(8) will filter with bridge(4) just fine. I have a simple patch on > the website below to get ipf(8) to filter with bridge(4) too. Just for the sake of clarity, it won't filter anything but IP packets, right? In case someone is interested in filtering 802.X frames..

Re: Re: How can I use ng bpf

Hi Crist, But the bridge(4) can control bridge group very well. On my Freebsd box there are 2 physical ethernet interfaces and 1 virtual ethernet interface(created by TAP). I just want to put 1 physical interface and the virtual interface into 1 bridge group.But everytime after I start the br