Re: IP Masq

[Danny Sauer <sauer@cloudmaster.com>]

You could try setting up all of your ipchains rules that reject/deny
to log instead, so you know what's being rejected, and add a default
rule at the end to log as well.  After you go over your chains to
begin with, that is. :)  That'll at least rule out your ipchains...

--Danny

On Thu, Jul 27, 2000 at 12:23:47AM -0500, John Corey wrote:
> I've set up IP Masquerading numerous times.  The general routine has
> always been to compile it in the kernel, set up ipchains, echo 1 >
> /proc/.../ip_forward, and it has always worked, until now.  This one box
> rebooted once and decided it didn't want to forward anything any more.
> 
> I can talk perfectly from clients to the masq gateway, and the gateway
> goes out on the Internet just fine.  I just can't seem to figure out why
> on earth it does not forward.  I've ran tcpdump on both interfaces (this
> is DSL by the way), the internal sees requests coming in, and the
> internet card is silent (except for it's DHCP).
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