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Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2000 16:35:15 +0200
From: Andrew Scherbachenko <erlis@lbs.sf.ukrtel.net>
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Subject: about fake ip on ppp-link
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Hi!
I have FreeBSD 3.2 and two interfaces and one ppp-link with fake address:

   HOST1                                                               CISCO
(real ip)\                                                          /(real ip)\
          =(ppp-link with fake ip)--> E1 <--(ppp-link with fake ip)=           ====> INET
(fake ip)/

All traffic going through ppp from HOST1 have IP equal fake address on HOST1.
I want to change that by 'inetd -a (HOST1 real ip)', but it dont work.

lynx www.cisco.com on HOST1:
===> tcp        0      0  (HOST1 ppp-link).4439      198.133.219.25.80      SYN_SENT

wanna:
===> tcp        0      0  (HOST1 real ip).4439       198.133.219.25.80      SYN_SENT

How I can fix it?
PS. Sorry for bad english ;-)

Andrew Scherbachenko
mail-to:erlis@engineer.com


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