Re: [LARTC] tunneling

Re: [LARTC] tunneling

[jasper spaans]

On Fri, Mar 09, 2001 at 09:16:39PM -0500, xerid@adelphia.net wrote:
> Hello,
>     I'm new to networking and Linux.
>     I was wondering what a v35 connection was.

It's a type of serial connection, better suited for DSL-speeds than standard
RS-232.

>     Also, I want to create my own WAN using IP tunneling from my LAN to my
> friends LAN (would that be considered a WAN), and I want to know if the
> instructions I found in the HOW-TO will work with other systems such as FreeBSD
> or Solaris.  I know it said IP-2-IP is Linux only, but do they all use GRE?  Um,
> one more things.  The in the tunneling section of the HOW-TO, data encryption was
> not mentioned.  I would like to encrypt the tunnel, but how?

Try vtun - http://vtun.sourceforge.net/

It runs on linux, freebsd and solaris, and supports compression and
encryption; if you're feeling wild, you can even tunnel raw ethernet frames,
and set up a tunneled ethernet-bridge.

Regards,
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[LARTC] tunneling

[S. Pavan Namburi]

Hi,

I am a student at University of Texas at dallas and am currently doing
some research in Multicast, I was having a problem, can you please
give me insights to the solution.

Problem.

I am sending multicast join packets from a machine(M0) in  network A
to network B. Network A and B are multicast enabled. These join packets
now reach the router at network B, I need the router at network B to forward
these packets to

1. a machine(M1) within network B
2. a machine(M2) in another network C.

Is there a way to set up a tunnel from that router to the respective
machines (M1 and M2). All the machines (M0, M1, M2) are linux
machines.

Awaiting Reply.
Pavan

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S. Pavan Namburi
MS Computer Science

2700 Waterview PKWY,
#4632, Richardson,
Texas - 75080.
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[LARTC] tunneling

[S. Pavan Namburi]

Hi,

I am a student at University of Texas at dallas and am currently doing
some research in Multicast, I was having a problem, can you please
give me insights to the solution.

Problem.

I am sending multicast join packets from a machine(M0) in  network A
to network B. Network A and B are multicast enabled. These join packets
now reach the router at network B, I need the router at network B to forward
these packets to

1. a machine(M1) within network B
2. a machine(M2) in another network C.

Is there a way to set up a tunnel from that router to the respective
machines (M1 and M2). All the machines (M0, M1, M2) are linux
machines.

Awaiting Reply.
Pavan

-----------------------------
S. Pavan Namburi
MS Computer Science

2700 Waterview PKWY,
#4632, Richardson,
Texas - 75080.
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