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hello, |
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try something like this on your server: |
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/sbin/iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.1.0/24 -o ppp0 -j MASQUERADE |
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change the ipadress-range to the range you need and change the interface |
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(ppp0) to your inet interface... |
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i'm not a firewall expert but this could maybe help you out. else you gave us |
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not much info... are writing your firewall by yourself??? or are you using a |
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script from the web??? |
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regards |
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hanez... ;-) |
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On Monday 24 June 2002 14:00, Samir Patel wrote: |
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> I am running server at home with 2 ethernet card - 1 |
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> for my private network and other is to connect to WAN. |
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> From my server I can go through internet fine, but |
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> from my client machine, I can not connect to internet. |
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> Client machine can ping my servers' WAN and LAN card |
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> but can not ping anything outside. Any leads to |
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> resolve this problem? (I have turn on ip_formward in proc) |
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> |
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