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From: zynkx <skydive@megamail.pt>
Subject: dhcrelay
Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2003 00:56:19 +0000
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hi jeff and tanx for answering :)

i'm sure i have ip forward enabled, since gateway 2 is=20
working fine and routing packets ok through the lan=20
and to gateway 1. if it happened not to have ip=20
forward enabled in gateway 2 i could never do=20
masquerading from gateway 2 to gateway 1 :)

isn't that so? :)

i think this might be a matter of finding out some=20
bind tricks to get this over with... i just wanted to=20
be sure input and output to drop would not have=20
anything to do with dhcrelay :))

i'm gonna test it with no firewalling at all to see=20
what happens ;))

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unix is user friendly. it's just selective when=20
choosing=20
friends.

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