At 11:43 AM 3/11/99 +0200, Vadim Smelyansky wrote:
>SL>/sbin/ipnatadm -O -i -W eth1 -S -M
>SL>/sbin/ipnatadm -I -i -W eth1 -D -N
> ipnatadm have not an -b (bidirect rule) option?
it has, but since I still playing with it same with ipchains rules
>
>
> What exactly you can not
On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Semion Lisyansky wrote:
SL>well, theese are not unices, actually part of them even not computers
nice :)
SL>Ok, that's more or less what I'm doing. Somehow I've reached about
SL>6-8 rule records per host/port - input/output/forward chains, static NAT
SL>rules, aliasi
At 09:49 AM 3/11/99 +0200, Vadim Smelyansky wrote:
>
> telnet, hmm... why not at least ssh? or you have sslay telnetd
>installed?
well, theese are not unices, actually part of them even not computers
> I think you can do this without patch
>just make an alias of external interface (
On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Semion Lisyansky wrote:
SL>Now supose that few of hosts on your private net need to
SL>be accessed from Internet - not only one WWW and one
SL>FTP so You couldn't use port mapping and redirection
SL>technique, but some more hosts providing same service.
Why not just a
bly IP Masq) and the static one.
Best Regards
Shimon Lisyansky
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Today, Semion Lisyansky blurbed:
> >NAT and IP Masquerading is the same thing.
>
> When I told NAT I meant the static NAT. I use IP NAT patch
> originally written by Michael Hassenstein for kernels 2.0.x
> and then ported to later kernel versions. IP Masquerading
> implements the dynamic NAT
At 04:26 PM 3/10/99 +0200, you wrote:
>
>NAT and IP Masquerading is the same thing.
When I told NAT I meant the static NAT. I use IP NAT patch
originally written by Michael Hassenstein for kernels 2.0.x
and then ported to later kernel versions. IP Masquerading
implements the dynamic NAT only.
>
Yes, NAT and Masq are the same,
If you can send some usefull information to the list, you
would get planty of help, as Linux Masq is a well documented subject.
information needed as to how you have compiled the kernel, what
firewall you are using for the masq, your routing table, etc.
Reg.
NAT and IP Masquerading is the same thing.
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Semion Lisyansky wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I am trying to implement solution that uses both - IP NAT and
> IP Masquerading with kernel 2.2.x - without great success.
> Is someone have an experience with this issue? Can it work
> toge
Hi List,
I am trying to implement solution that uses both - IP NAT and
IP Masquerading with kernel 2.2.x - without great success.
Is someone have an experience with this issue? Can it work
together at all?
Best Regards
Shimon Lisyansky
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