On Sun, May 26, 2002 at 07:15:45PM -0700, Shin Ji wrote:
: Whoa!!!!!! A response.
Ok, I'll bite, since you seem completely incapable of using a
search engine, you get a 1-time pass. After this, you can
either learn how to use a search engine, or not be rude.
: Show me the manual to "why RedHat left ip_masq_pptp
: module out of the 7.2 distro" and I will shut up, go
: away and read it.
It was not "left out" at all. It's an old piece of software that's
no longer used. Had you taken the time to search a bit, you'd see
clearly that this module is only used with 2.0 and 2.2 kernels.
Why does it appear in RH 7.0? Install RH 7.0, do a uname -a and
answer your own question. Since PPTP is GRE+udp/1723, configure
your iptables rules to account for ip proto 47 (the GRE tunnel)
and udp/1723 (the control channel). If you need to support multiple
PPTP tunnels from behind the same firewall and are using NAT, you'll
need to track the connections with ip_conntrack. The ip_gre module
has nothing to do with filtering, rather it provides the GRE protocol
for your use.
: Ray Curtis - I have no idea how to make my question
: any easier. Drawing a diagram would be an insult would
: it not? Is crayon okay? I will draw it scan it, send a
: URL to the .jpgs
YOU may find it degrading to draw a network diagram, but you know what?
Too bad. How else are we to be sure that you're trying to not do
something silly/impossible? A diagram removes all ambiguity from
the problem description. If you feel the need to regress to crayons,
that's up to you, but many of us would use a tool like Dia or even Visio
to do this.
: Geesh! This place is just like the linux groups on
: usenet. You gotta find out whos butt to kiss before
: you can get an answer. I haven't asked my question
: there yet. Anyone know whos butt to kiss? It would
: save me some time and be much appreciated.
Well pucker up, big boy. Look, it's not about kissing anyone's butt.
It's about demonstrating a reasonable effort before asking for help,
and not simply demanding solutions to your problems. You want to
talk to a group of people that is obligated to solve your problems?
That costs money - in the form of a support contract.
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