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Re: ip-masq



On Mon, Apr 17, 2000 at 04:37:47PM +0100, rush wrote:
	
	Now this was a criptic message. Let's see whether we can unwrap
it:)

>  my system  router is celeron 433  with 2 rtl 8139 100mb nics, scsi 2gb, ide
> 4.3 ati vid 8mb. both machines on each network card wil ping their directly
> conected card but not through to other machine on other network but they
> will telnet??? SuSE 6.3 on router and gw machine to internet which is 166
> cyrix ,errr well it works,ide drive 1.2gb rtl8139 100 mb nic.anything else

	What sort of network do you want to have? Maybe a small ASCII
diagram could be useful. From what you mention, I understand (take c1 to
be the 466 Mhz box and c2 to be the 166 MHz one):

<-----Inner net------> _________ |<-------- Other net
[c1]----------->|<----|___c2____|---->| [INTERNET, outside net...)
                     
	Is this correct? And you say you can ping from c2 to c1 or from
c2 to an hypothetical c3 on the "Other net" region, but not from say c3
to c1. However, telnetting from c3 to c1 is fine. Are you positive
you're not "firewalling out" the ICMP requests? If I understood your
symptons OK, the problem seems to lie either in c3 filtering stuff out
or in c3 not responding to ping (I assume that these are running
standard kernels, therefore making this latter possibility *unlikely*)

> just ask.oh can see th .config but when i try to make .config it tells me
> there is nothing to be done for said file also tried ./config which it says

	Hey, hey... what config are we talking about here? Are you
trying to recompile the kernel?

> u do.hope this is enough .

	I suppose, but putting some commas, full stops, full sentences
and all those things would have helped a lot :) 

	Regards,
	José

-- 
José L Gómez Dans			PhD student
					Radar & Communications Group
					Department of Electronic Engineering
					University of Sheffield UK
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