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[00:20]<va2w1>12) When you are connected, you will see a connection icon in your system tray.
[00:20]<va2w1>thats all they give us
[00:20]<va2w1>so also, they have some software that i dugg up
[00:20]<fyguw_drgau>That means.. its L2TP
[00:20]<va2w1>its the nortel software
[00:20]<va2w1>and it connects
[00:21]<va2w1>then says, wait, lets get the banenr
[00:21]<va2w1>and drops the connection
[00:21]<va2w1>and sometimes hangs before it even gets that far
[00:21]<fyguw_drgau>chekc ur settings again.. There is mothing wrong with ur firewall
[00:21]<va2w1>ok
[00:21]<va2w1>i mean there arent that many settings
[00:22]<sw__>lol
[00:22]<va2w1>its just a host
[00:22]<va2w1>and my user and pass
[00:22]<va2w1>wtf
[00:22]<va2w1>its not l2tp
[00:23]<va2w1>cause i set it to that
[00:23]<va2w1>instead of auto
[00:23]<va2w1>and it complained about not having a cert
[00:23]<fyguw_drgau>huh..
[00:23]<fyguw_drgau>tjb13: If its l2tp over ipsec.. u need a certificate..
[00:23]<va2w1>nah
[00:23]<va2w1>its pptp
[00:23]<fyguw_drgau>fine then..
[00:23]<va2w1>ok
[00:24]<fyguw_drgau>that makes the matter more simpler
[00:24]<va2w1>so, yeah
[00:24]<va2w1>looks like im stuck
[00:24]<fyguw_drgau>Well i guess u better callup ur vendor.. and check the settings again.. Or may be the BOX/Firewall/router after the linux box..
[00:25]<fyguw_drgau>There is nothing wrong with that one for sure
[00:25]<va2w1>its hooked right into a cable modem
[00:27]<va2w1>well thanks
[03:51]<-- czzzsu xzs fuyv (>Reboot")
[08:01]<drgau>.
[08:01]<zzzsx1d|wzc>../..
[09:25]<afnw>crash3m|wrk!
[09:25]<afnw>crash and trappist. It's like.. old #mandrake and stuff :)
[09:25]<zzzsx1d|wzc>werds
[09:25]<zzzsx1d|wzc>lol
[09:25]<afnw>Betcha don't even know who I am ;P
[09:26]<zzzsx1d|wzc>whatever HU
[09:26]<afnw>Bah :p
[09:47]<afnw>crash3m|wrk: Think it's fair to repeat my problem after nearly 12 hours? :)
[09:47]<zzzsx1d|wzc>yep
[09:47]<afnw>20:25:18 < Alex> Anyway - to cut to the chase. I'd like to have NAT on my internal network, which works fine, but then I want to have say, one box, which is on an external IP. I have a /29, and I've followed an FAQ, which gave me the setup, as per http://server.alexsmith.org/firewall3.sh - thing is, if I set an internal box to 212.159.53.202,
[09:47]<afnw> and its gatewa to 212.159.53.201, it.. er.. "doesn't worsk" - ie, the packets don't go anywhere, not even to
[09:47]<afnw> the gateway. Any ideas? :)
[09:47]<afnw>20:28:47 < Alex> Whoops - I fear thay may have gotten snipped at some point..
[09:47]<afnw></copypaste>
[09:48]<zzzsx1d|wzc>output of iptables -L -n might help
[09:50]<afnw>That it may - I'm about to run to work, I'll be back in about an hour :)
[09:50]<zzzsx1d|wzc>I'll be here all night
[09:50]<afnw>Addict. ;)
[09:50]<zzzsx1d|wzc>lol, babysitting the network, we canned the other admin today
[09:50]<afnw>Ah :)
[10:26]<rlraxne>canned =?
[10:26]<rlraxne>fired ?
[10:26]<zzzsx1d|wzc>yep
[10:27]<zzzsx1d|wzc>I did a quick audit of his PC after he left...its no wonder, he hadnt even checked his email since Jun16
[10:31]<rlraxne>perhaps vacation?
[10:34]<zzzsx1d|wzc>me? sure, I'll take one
[10:54]<afnw>crash3m|wrk: Badabing.
[10:55]<afnw>http://server.alexsmith.org/iptables.txt
[12:47]<iae-2od>hi
[12:47]<iae-2od>i have an iptables problem
[12:47]<iae-2od>i'm using forwarding packages
[12:47]<iae-2od>sorry
[12:47]<iae-2od>PREROUTING :)
[12:47]<iae-2od>for forward UDP packages
[12:48]<iae-2od>the problem is that one times i want to forward packages and other time i don't want do it
[12:48]<iae-2od>but when i use iptables -t nat -F
[12:48]<iae-2od>or iptables -F
[12:48]<iae-2od>(i can see with iptables -L and iptables -t nat -L that rules are deleted)
[12:48]<iae-2od>forwarding stop works or still workings
[12:48]<iae-2od>are any way to flush this kind of "cache" ?
[12:49]<iae-2od>i have tryiend shutting down and up the interface
[12:49]<iae-2od>but doesn't work
[12:49]<iae-2od>if i stop to send udp packages and wait a few time, it still work with new rules (or witout them)
[12:49]<iae-2od>what could happend ?
[12:49]<dnzjzdsvnz>iptables -A FORWARD -p udp -j DROP? :)
[12:50]<dnzjzdsvnz>what should stop the udp packets.
[12:50]<dnzjzdsvnz>that
[12:50]<iae-2od>mmm not
[12:50]<iae-2od>because UDP packets still comming
[12:50]<iae-2od>and the problem is that some times, i want to receive this packages
[12:50]<iae-2od>and other times, forward it
[12:51]<iae-2od>is for a develop machine, and i need to do tests
[12:51]<iae-2od>ip route flush cache
[12:51]<iae-2od>appears to work ..

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