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From: mpeer@cccd.edu (Michael S. Peer)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Re: FreeBsd as a router?
Date: 3 Jan 1996 18:48:39 GMT
Organization: Golden West College
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In article <4cccj1$epp@macs.mxim.com>, michaele@mxim.com says...
>
>
>I built a kernel with "options gateway" and have been able to
>see anything other than machine [macs] from machine [newboy].

	In FreeBSD 2.1.0 you can edit sysconfig and set GATEWAY to YES,
	and you don't have to recompile the kernel
>
>
>Here is a picture of whit i am trying to do:
>
	.........

+    +-----[macs]---------------(ppp-link)------->
+      le0=204.17.143.130
+      ppp0=204.17.143.130 --> 204.17.143.155
+
+
+>----(ppp-link)---[enky]--------------[newboy]
+               ppp0=204.17.143.155   ip=??.??.??.??
+               ep0=??.??.??.??
+
+maxgate = FreeBsd box as gateway/firewall
+           Has ethernet card + serial port for PPP
+enky    = FreeBsd box as gateway?
+           Has ethernet card + serial port for PPP
+newboy  = Windows95 box
+           Has ethernet card


This is about the same thing I am trying to do.  Please let me know if you 
have any success, or response back via e-mail at mpeer@cccd.edu.

I have had success with gateD from merit, its in the packages section of 
2.0.5 version 3.5a10 and 2.1.0 version 3.5a11 with ethernet cards.

My host has 2 ethernet cards, and 4 modems.  I am trying to get iijppp to 
route to my lan at home, no success so far.  Static routes don't seem to 
help much, but I have never been very good at static routes.

Hope this might help some, if I figure out anything I'll e-mail you back.