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Hi

Can anyone tell me where I can download  a FreeBSD port of 
PIM for IPv6 source code  ?

TIA

Graeme

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>Can anyone tell me where I can download  a FreeBSD port of 
>PIM for IPv6 source code  ?

	www.kame.net.  we have pim6 dense/sparse mode in weekly snapshot kit.
	(ftp://ftp.kame.net/pub/kame/misc/)

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>>>>> On Tue, 22 Jun 1999 00:54:31 +0900, 
>>>>> itojun@iijlab.net said:

>> Can anyone tell me where I can download  a FreeBSD port of 
>> PIM for IPv6 source code  ?

> 	www.kame.net.  we have pim6 dense/sparse mode in weekly snapshot kit.
> 	(ftp://ftp.kame.net/pub/kame/misc/)

A bit of correction. Both PIM daemons are in the KAME's standard kit;
kit/src/pim6dd and kit/src/pim6sd, respectively.

So please get them from 
ftp://ftp.kame.net/pub/kame/{snap, stable, release}/

Please note that pim6sd is only in the snap releases. Although there
are stable or release versions of pim6dd, the latest snap version
would be more *stable*. We've been heavily using pim6dd after the
RELEASE version is released.

Also note that pim6sd is working but is still on the way to
stabilization. Please be careful to use it.

I have to note one more thing. Since there is no standard API for IPv6
multicast routing, the KAME's PIM daemons would not be portable on
other IPv6 kits for FreeBSD(e.g. NRL or INRIA).

					JINMEI, Tatuya
					Communication Platform Laboratory
					Corporate R&D Center, Toshiba
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Here's my situation:

1.  I would like to set up NIS on my network.
2.  I have one FreeBSD system(2.2.6)
3.  I have many other flavors of Unix on this network
4.  I would like the FreeBSD system to export it's passwd and group files to
the other machines

How do I achieve this?  Do I just run ypserv & ypbind?   Any FAQ's around???

Thanx up front!

================================================

Nick
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From owner-freebsd-net  Wed Jun 23 22:28:20 1999
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Can anyone suggest a reason that a 3.2-RELEASE box would have problems
establishing an ftp connection *anywhere* (even to my ISP only a modem
hop away), but telnet, mail, http, virtually any other kind of
connection works just fine. I also had this problem in 3.1-RELEASE. In
fact, the problem is one of the reasons I upgraded this evening to
3.2.

I am connected to my ISP (pacifier.com) via a dialup connection with a
dynamically allocated IP address. Another strange thing is that I can
telnet to pacifier and ftp *back* to my home machine just fine.

Before you ask, my firewall configuration is "open":

# ipfw show
00100 1516 174622 allow ip from any to any via lo0
00200    0      0 deny ip from any to 127.0.0.0/8
65000 6717 529654 allow ip from any to any
65535    0      0 deny ip from any to any

I am doing *some* filtering in ppp.conf, but nothing on ports 20 and
21. I am denying inbound and outbound tcp and udp packets on ports 194
and 5190 through 5193 in the in and out filters.

When I attempt an ftp, it eventually times out and says:
	ftp: connect: No route to host

Here is part of the output of tcpdump -e -vv -i tun0:

22:08:41.452569 ip: ip34.van28.pacifier.com.1092 > pacifier.com.ftp: S 307640048:307640048(0) win 16384 <mss 1460> (DF) (ttl 64, id 4398)
22:08:41.549604 ip: vancts12.pacifier.com > ip34.van28.pacifier.com: icmp: host pacifier.com unreachable (ttl 255, id 5268)

I'm really stumped with this one, and I'd appreciate any help anyone
would care to offer.

Thanks,
Phil



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[ This is probably better aimed at -questions, but seeing as I'm here...  ]

On Thu, Jun 24, 1999 at 12:13:53AM -0400, Nick LoPresti wrote:
> Here's my situation:
> 
> 1.  I would like to set up NIS on my network.
> 2.  I have one FreeBSD system(2.2.6)
> 3.  I have many other flavors of Unix on this network
> 4.  I would like the FreeBSD system to export it's passwd and group files to
> the other machines
> 
> How do I achieve this?  Do I just run ypserv & ypbind?   Any FAQ's around???

Well, I've just been through the same problem (and spent around a day
figuring out the answer...).

Making your box a NIS server is easy.  Just do grep -i nis
/etc/defaults/rc.conf and plug the results into your /etc/rc.conf.  You
probably want to enable nis_server and yppasswdd.  You probably also
want to look at ypinit(8).  

The hard bit is making the other Unix hosts understand our password
file.  Beacuse we use MD5 encrypted passwords, instead of DES encrypted
ones, they won't understand them by default.  There's a couple of stages
to this:

1) Install the DES routines.  

   (easy) If you're still running -RELEASE, then try looking on your CD
   for the des packages.  

   (harder) If you've moved up to -STABLE, then you'll need to cvsup the
   secure-all stuff and rebuild the world.  When you've done that, you
   need to repoint the /usr/lib/libcrypt* symlinks to point at
   libdescrypt* instead of libscrypt*.  That last step took a while to
   figure out.  :-)

2) You need to set the UNSECURE variable in /var/yp/Makefile.

Most of this stuff is documented in the various manpages for yp...

One final word of warning.  You'd be best off not distributing your root
password over nis.  In fact, Sun reccomends that when setting up a nis
server, you keep a separate copy of the passwd file, without "system"
users in it.  This will make sharing the pasword file easier across
multiple vendors.  You may want to look at the Sun Answerbooks for some
more tips and ideas:  http://docs.sun.com/

-- 
Dom Mitchell -- Palmer & Harvey McLane -- Unix Systems Administrator

  "Always think very hard before messing with TCP.  And then don't." -- MC
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From owner-freebsd-net  Thu Jun 24  1:20:11 1999
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> Can anyone suggest a reason that a 3.2-RELEASE box would have problems
> establishing an ftp connection *anywhere* (even to my ISP only a modem
> hop away), but telnet, mail, http, virtually any other kind of
> connection works just fine. I also had this problem in 3.1-RELEASE. In
> fact, the problem is one of the reasons I upgraded this evening to
> 3.2.

try to use MTU of 576 on your ppp connection. I have experienced the same
problem recently, after changing MTU value from default (1500) to 576
problem has disappeared.

--
Best regards, Alex "Help" Kushnaryov.   [icq#6127905]





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Hello,

Even though I searched the mailing lists archives with "adsl AND dhcp,"
I still have some confusion about setting up a DHCP client connected to
an ADSL line.

According to a local telco rep,
Line type: ADSL ( it is NOT g-lite.)
Config    : DMT
Modem     : External one utilizing an RJ45 10B-T connector and POT
connector
Modem<->PC: Ether. I can use any 10BT nic in my pc.
IP assgn. : dynamic
IP lease period: not known, but to be known later.

Question:
1) I wonder if FreeBSD3.2 with isc-dhcp can be configured to work with
DMT type ADSL in the environment, which I mentioned at the top?

2) Is there any restriction when I want to add a LAN and make the adsl
client as gw?

Thank you for your attention. If this post does not belong here, please
let me know.

Regards,
Tetsuya


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Hello,

Even though I searched the mailing lists archives with "adsl AND dhcp,"
I still have some confusion about setting up a DHCP client connected to
an ADSL line.

According to a local telco rep,
Line type: ADSL ( it is NOT G.Lite.)
Config    : DMT
Modem     : External one utilizing an RJ45 10B-T connector and POT
connector
Modem<->PC: Ether. I can use any 10BT nic in my pc.
IP assgn. : dynamic
IP lease period: not known, but to be known later.

Question:
1) I wonder if FreeBSD3.2 with isc-dhcp can be configured to work with
DMT type ADSL in the environment, which I mentioned at the top?

2) Is there any restriction when I want to add a LAN and make the adsl
client as gw?

Thank you for your attention. If this post does not belong here, please
let me know.

Regards,
Tetsuya


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I am sorry that I sent the message twice. My isp was doing maintenance
when I sent the message. I thought it wasn't sent.

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Hi,

I am attempting to write a virtual host network interface (at the ifnet
layer) which will respond only to
ICMP queries. This interface has to represent around 1024 hosts (for
stress test purposes).
ifconfig alias will not be useful for obvious reasons.

My query is - how do I force the interface to receive the packets that I
want it to. I have set the interface to promiscus mode.
What I also can't figure out is where will the data be received? There
doesn't seem to be enough documentation around..
Help...

Thanks,

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Tetsuya Watanabe wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Even though I searched the mailing lists archives with "adsl AND dhcp,"
> I still have some confusion about setting up a DHCP client connected to
> an ADSL line.
> 
> According to a local telco rep,
> Line type: ADSL ( it is NOT G.Lite.)
> Config    : DMT
> Modem     : External one utilizing an RJ45 10B-T connector and POT
> connector
> Modem<->PC: Ether. I can use any 10BT nic in my pc.
> IP assgn. : dynamic
> IP lease period: not known, but to be known later.
> 
> Question:
> 1) I wonder if FreeBSD3.2 with isc-dhcp can be configured to work with
> DMT type ADSL in the environment, which I mentioned at the top?

FreeBSD doesn't know about the ADSL, it just sees a router.  Your "ADSL
modem" is really an ethernet to ATM router, and should answer the DHCP
request for you.  Doesn't it?

> 2) Is there any restriction when I want to add a LAN and make the adsl
> client as gw?

Only if your telco has limited the number of DHCP client addresses
you are allowed.  If that is true, you'll need to configured NAT on
a machine with two network cards, one connected to the LAN and one
to the DSL router.  The line to the DSL router will be the "public"
interface and the LAN connection the "private" interface.

-- 
       "Where am I, and what am I doing in this handbasket?"

Wes Peters                                                 Softweyr LLC
http://www.softweyr.com/~softweyr                      wes@softweyr.com


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I have a FreeBSD box running 3.1-RELEASE and i have been experiencing
problems when people try to upload things through ftp. The server will
accept about 20K or so, an then will stall out. This seems to be a problem
with Windows clients, which leads me to think that its a problem in the
windows tcp stack, but im not sure. I've tried two different ftp daemons and
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I maintain an ftp server on a BSD 2.2.6 box. presently when a user attempts
to log into the box using a client such as cuteftp, or an ftp shell (such
as the one that comes with windows 98) they get placed in their home dir
(in the case of non-anonymous), or the ftp-root (anonymous ftp). However,
if a user connects with a web browser they always go to /. This is a real
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Lemme explain my situation.

I have a FreeBSD box sitting behind a Microsoft Proxy Server.  I want the
FreeBSD box to be able to reach the internet via SOCKS.  I have downloaded,
installed, and played a great deal with this software.  I can't seem to get
it to work.  Could someone help me out?  Possibly send me an example config
file and then tell me what to do to get applications to work....
I am pretty damn far in the dark with this.  I am totally lost.  Any help
would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks a lot.

P.S.  Please, no reply's pertaining to using Microsoft Proxy Server or WinNT
at all.  I have my reasons for doing this.  WINSOCK proxy can do wonders....

================================================

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From owner-freebsd-net  Fri Jun 25 12: 5:50 1999
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What is the accepted way to get Frontpage 4.0 extensions working on a
3.2 server?  I know in the past (Frontpage 3.0 extensions) we
installed the BSDI version on 2.2.x servers, but it seems  not to be
working now with FPext4.0 on 3.2.  Has anyone gotten any FP extensions
to install??


Jim Cassata

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From owner-freebsd-net  Fri Jun 25 12:32:43 1999
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On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Jim Cassata wrote:

> What is the accepted way to get Frontpage 4.0 extensions working on a
> 3.2 server?  I know in the past (Frontpage 3.0 extensions) we
> installed the BSDI version on 2.2.x servers, but it seems  not to be
> working now with FPext4.0 on 3.2.  Has anyone gotten any FP extensions
> to install??

That would be a port, right? Oh yeah, there is a mailing list devoted to
ports, you might want to post there.

hetzels@westbend.net is also a FP+apache demigod.

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- ph:(800) 252-2421 - bfumerol@computerhorizons.com - billf@FreeBSD.org  -





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From owner-freebsd-net  Sat Jun 26 21: 0:34 1999
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On Fri, Jun 25, 1999 at 06:26:36PM -0700, Derek Jewett wrote:
> I need to do two things to my FBSD box... I am running 3.1-RELEASE. 
> 
> First I need to set up a simple NFS export, to permit a remote nfsmount

http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/nfs.html
	(hint: it will suggest "man exports")

> to my bsd box.. Also I need to set up a static NAT translation to
> translate addresses on one of my ethernet ports. Seems like I remember

$ man natd

The section titled "RUNNING NATD" is informative and concise.  Also,
some good examples are provided in /etc/rc.firewall and in the handbook:

http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/firewalls.html

> doing this in the rc.conf file in 3.0.. If anyone could point me in the
> direction of some "basic steps" for setting either of these up would be
> a big time saver... thanks!

Changes to rc.conf will be a bit different than you are used to since
it only contains deltas from /etc/defalts/rc.conf (as of FreeBSD 3.1-R,
IIRC).  This is where default configuration settings are kept.  Add the
lines that need to be changed to /etc/rc.conf, don't modify
/etc/defaults/rc.conf directly.

Good luck, and don't be afraid to RTFM a little before asking! ;)
It can actually save you more time than waiting for an e-mail response.
The man pages and handbook are invaluable resources and are usually the
best place to start looking (apologies if you have already tried this,
but I couldn't tell from your posting).

-brian

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