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What I have done for a firewall and nat to share a dial-up connection
I have generated 4 files (firewall, firewall.conf, natd.conf, ip-up) with help from Brickhouse, GNat, and others. This has allowed a totally reliable dial-up on-demand shared internet connection from multiple Macs. Each downstream Mac needs a manual IP (10.0.0.2, 10.0.0.3,...) and the host's ip (10.0.0.1) entered as the Router in TCP/IP settings, also be sure to enter any DNS servers from the ISP if required. The host Mac runs the firewall and the natd. On it I have set to connect automatically in the PPP options. The contents of the four files is:
Re: What I have done for a firewall and nat to share a dial-up connection
Put your hand up if you have taken that directly from Brickhouse? Well, OK, credit where credit's due, you changed Brickhouse to me on line 2!
Re: What I have done for a firewall and nat to share a dial-up connection
OK, you mentioned you'd used Brickhouse to generate the files, my bad. My second point is valid though. Anyway, I'll get my coat ... |
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