Date: Tue, 10 Jun 1997 17:52:14 +0000 () From: Joao Alves Junior <jalves@bsi.com.br> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: Help with natd.... PLEASE !!!!! (fwd) Message-ID: <Pine.BSF.3.91.970610175157.4481C-100000@cwbone>
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Hello, I work at a ISP in Brazil. We have a costumer that wants to
connect their 2 private networks(witch RISC 6000 and AIX) using the Internet.
So, I suggested the following configuration ( I know the ips are
registered... but the costumer uses this configuration....).
(AIX 4.1)
128.0.0.1 128.0.0.10
| |
-------------------------- Natd => FreeBSD
|
200.248.184.y
|
INTERNET
|
200.250.250.y
|
----------------------- Natd => FreeBSD
| |
130.0.0.1 130.0.0.10
(AIX 4.1)
Well, when I try to make connectios from 128 or 130 to another site at
Internet all is OK. When I try to make connection from any site at
internet to 128 or 130 all is ok too( I made permanent links... ). But,
when I try to make connections from 130 to 128 using permanent links I
got the folowing errors :
telnet
and rlogin => the conection establishes... It prompts to me login .. password
...but.. when it finish the autentication... the conection stop.
.. It doesn't print me the shell '$'
ftp => the conection establishes... I log...when I try one 'ls' the
PORT command is printed like successful... but no data arrives
to me.....
The most strange thing is that... I simulated situations like this...
with FreeBSD machine using classes 10 on both sides... All worked
perfectly....
I tried to change parameters like some_ports and use_sockets....
I really need some help... the net of the costumer is really big and
complex..
I really need to put this to work....
Thanks... and sorry for my English
Joao Alves Junior
BSI Informatica
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