2000-07-19 -+- Ryan Jameson -+- ryan@ryanjameson.com -+- Say your linux box has 1 real IP of 26.6.5.75 and<br>your network machines all have 26.6.5.x, your server <br>knows that 26.6.5.x is on the local network and it<br>doesn't use the gateway to reach them. Can the other<br>machines ip masquerade through the server if it only<br>has one interface?
2000-08-23 -+- Guille Klew -+- guillerk@telpin.com.ar -+- I just wanted to let u know that your page about IP masquerading<br>was very useful to me, because it really helped me out in configuring my<br>intranet using my PC with linux to connect to my ISP, and my sister's PC<br>(using Win98) connected to mine. I am a newbie and couldn't have done it<br>by myself<br>Your page is really cool, and I just wanted to tell you this.
2000-09-28 -+- jb -+- test2654@yahoo.com -+- Using SuSE 6.3, I have done these things but cannot get it working.  It may be easy to setup only if everything else works properly.<br><br>What sort of testing can be done to diagnose the problem.  A sample file for rc.config, rc.firewall, networks, hosts etc. seem redundant until something goes wrong.
2000-11-22 -+- dn -+- dnel@att.net -+- Many Thanks.  <br>I began using another How-TO but yours gave me the tips I needed (dns settings). I could ping out but not use the web until the dns settings were specified using the roaring penguin drivers.<br>
2001-01-30 -+- LC -+- flop@netcabo.pt -+- I don't want any local process (ie. Netscape, lynx etc.) to connect to 199.95.207.1, but I want MASQed machins to be able to connect to that ip. Whow can I do that?<br>my MASQ is working properly, but if I try this:<br>ipchains -A output -d 199.95.207.1 -j REJECT   <br>it reject also connections from MASQed machines<br>Whow can I stop reject local processes connections whitout rejecting MASQed machins connections?<br>If you can help me, please email me
2001-02-16 -+- Nigel Ridley -+- &lt;nospam&gt;ridley_n@mishkei.org.il&lt;nospam&gt; -+- Great article but am a little confused concerning:<br><br>#!/bin/sh<br>echo "Setting up IP masquerading ..."<br># People still using windows to surf the web must convert this<br># to a UNIX text file before using it.<br><br>How do I convert it to a UNIX text file and where do I save it?<br><br>I'm a newbie and some things others might take for granted are still a mystery to me ;(<br><br>Nigel.<br><br>PS. take the &lt;nospam&gt; out of my email address - just a precaution against spam engines :)
2001-05-05 -+- ac -+- ac@dev.null -+- &gt;How do I convert it to a UNIX text file and where do I save it? <br><br>Just try the script and see if it works. What the author is talking about is some minor "differences" in how text files are formatted under UNIX/MacOS, and DOS/Windows. Every line will end in a terminating character - a "return" - but these are different among OS's.<br><br>If your downloaded version doesn't look right, you'll need a tiny script to repair the file. Sometext editors will do this for you (not an option, it's automatic). <br><br>If in doubt, search on freshmeat.net for a "carriage return textfile utility" or "CR LF converter", or better yet ask someone on internet relay chat (IRC). There may be a utility on your system already - I forget what the popular names for the programs are.<br><br>On Windows, there are some advanced text editors that provide advanced save options.<br><br>NOTE: The script may work fine even if it is formatted funny. Try it.
2001-06-07 -+- Cherry -+-   -+- Is there any such thing as Windows IP Masquerading?<br>Solely windows based with no need to go thru a linux box at all?<br>if anyone could supply me with some links or the answer i would really appreciate it!!<br>Thanks In Advance
2001-06-11 -+- Jon Roar Odden -+- jon-odd@online.no -+- Thank God for this page... I've tried _everything_ the last two weeks,<br>but nothing seemed to work. Or nothing _did_ work. I've read ipmasq HOWTO,<br>ipchains HOWTO and so on. I'm really greatful actually.. This page explained<br>ip masquerading very easy without all the firewall things all the other pages<br>have. <br>Thanks again. -jr
2001-08-31 -+- Scott -+-   -+- Any help on NAT for a web server on the internal network that needs to be made availiable on the internet?
2001-08-31 -+- Scott -+-   -+- Any help on NAT for a web server on the internal network that needs to be made availiable on the internet?
2002-04-07 -+- Warren Stott -+- warren@f1-systems.com -+- Thanks for having this available.  As is the case with many HOW TO's and open documents, the author of the article I was following to set up a dual-homed Proxy/NAT server seems to have lost interest about half way through describing the proceedure.  Thanks for the detail and to the point info.
2004-03-23 -+- L~ -+- lnelson@maine.rr.com -+- This is very informative - I found the diagram of the network to be almost  <br>exactly what I have -  <br> <br>Question -  <br> <br>If the diagram was changed to be a simple home router (D-Link) that gets its info via DHCP how is that relationship set up between the 'out' NIC card <br>of the Linux box for the DHCP function on the simple router suppose to be set up to work? <br> <br>Thanks. <br> <br> <br> -+- 162.95.80.198 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 4.0)