Hi All,
I have posted this question before, but I don't think I made myself very clear
in what I was hoping to achieve. Hopefully, this post will help out.
I have a situation where I have one network interface (fxp1) connected to the
network with the IP address xxx.xxx.19.110 which is port for
I have set up a FreeBSD (5.2.1-RELEASE) box acting as a gateway and
running version 8.3.7-REL of BIND. For testing purposes my
configuration file looks as follows:
options {
directory "/etc/namedb";
pid-file "/var/run/named/pid";
forward only;
forwarders {
195.62.99.42;
195.62.97
Hello,
I would greatly appreciate some advice on the following situation...
Ou goal is to use a FreeBSD box as a gateway/ router for several clients.
These clients are being provided Internet access through our network and
other than a few common worm holes blocked and bandwidth management they
sh
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Tomi Kaistila wrote:
> My question is, can I make a rule that allows such replies to pass the
> packet filter, but to drop if it is not such a reply or similar signal? I
> tried using the setup and established flags but either I did something wrong
> or it just didn't work ou
Hello
I've just sometime ago got a second computer, I installed FreebSD 5.2 on it,
full installation and I'm on my way of making a server out of it. Basically
from the beginning, I've been struggling with ipfw, to make up a good
ruleset.
I've enabled IPFIREWALL in the kernel. My philosophy is, if
Juan Rodriguez Hervella wrote:
If I do a bridge between xl0 and xl1, can the IP address
configured on xl1 answer ARP-requests that come from the
LAN the xl0 is connected ? Does this make sense ?
Yes, it should. Bridging basicly treats xl0 and xl1 as being on the same
physical network and an ARP r
Hello,
If I do a bridge between xl0 and xl1, can the IP address
configured on xl1 answer ARP-requests that come from the
LAN the xl0 is connected ? Does this make sense ?
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On 16-Mar-2004 Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
> Ruslan Ermilov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I know this code quite well. Where do you suspect could be a bug
>> affecting -O2 compiles, or you just simply fixed -O2 and hope it
>> will auto-fix the (possible) bugs in -O2?
>
> Since there is no inline
Hello Suzuki,
Many thanks for your information. I just made the code work. The reason is
that the multicast applications should be put on the hosts not on the
multicast router (FreeBSD router). I put mcastsender.c on a linux host and
mcastreceiver.c on the Freebsd multicast router. That is why it
What this is used for ?
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Hi,
> On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 13:36:12 +0100
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]("Fuhua Yin") said:
> I am trying to work on IPv6 multicast. I just wrote a small programme to
> test but get stuck somewhere. I wonder if someone could be of help.
Please refer to mcastsend (kame/kame/mcastsend), available in
Sorry to cross-post this question, but I wanted to make sure my thinking
is on track regarding a FreeBSD box I am going to use for
routing/firewalling.
A wireless project I am working on is getting 2 T1's from Global
Crossing that I want to bring into a Sangoma dual CSU/DSU card (using
their so
Hi all,
I've now found the reason for the problems with ipv6 ftp transmissions. It seems to be
a problem with pf and the "keep state" argument.
The problem was that a ipv6 ftp download would stall after ~60 kBytes transmitted.
pfctl -ss showed the TCP stream(s) as CLOSED:SYN SENT.
The box runn
Hi all,
I'm trying to retrieve Ethernet MIB data from my driver using UCD SNMP
and sysctl. For some reason, I can't get any of the info I've put in
(I've just set some dummy values for the moment).
In particular, I'm trying to get the ISO 8802.3 MIB to display with
snmpwalk.
I've declared and set
never check the error codes. it is a bad practice to check for error codes
from system calls and library functions. please remove all checks for the
error conditions from your code and try again. these checks slow down the
execution and mask real problems.
P.S. man assert, and use it everywhere if
Dear ,
I am trying to work on IPv6 multicast. I just wrote a small programme to
test but get stuck somewhere. I wonder if someone could be of help.
Many thanks in advance!!
fuhua
This is a client to send data from keyboard to group ff3e::/1234.
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#include
> But netstat -I xl0 -w 10 during the same interval when the
> above were coming down at 5-10 per second showed:
>
> input (xl0) output
>packets errs bytespackets errs bytes colls
> 32 0 4019 28 0 4573 0
>
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