[nos-bbs] will mirroshades route to a FQDN?

[George (Skip) VerDuin]

jerome, if your desired gateway is via RF path to your neighbor you only
need tun to permit host & LAN access to jnos.
it sounds like you are already at that configuration?
If you want direct internet access across your LAN gateway bridge, there
are several models to open your jnos to internet that work, part of the
choice of model is based on bridge capacities.

Try these out (Constants - some are assumed by me and need correction by
you.):
jnos IP=44.135.160.113
jnos gateway= 192.168.0.1
host IP=192.168.0.32 (static is good - DHCP is problematic)
host /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward=1
LinuxNICMAC= (use linux tool kit to list this after boot or read it off
the device lable)
LAN bridge IP=192.168.0.1
WAN IP=[dynamic]
Internet domain registered va7vv.no-ip.org (type service)

Config 1: bridge does not masquerade Internet traffic on LAN
> tun0=192.168.0.32 pointtopoint 44.135.160.113
> host route=44.135.160.113 * tun0
> bridge route=44.135.160.113 gateway 192.168.0.32
> bridge pinholes (DMZ) direct to 44.135.160.113

Config 2: per Maikos rules for sample install
> tun0=192.168.2.1 pointtopoint 192.168.2.2
> host route=192.168.2.2 * tun0
> bridge route=192.168.2.2 gateway 192.168.0.32
> bridge pinholes (DMZ) direct to 192.168.2.2

Config 3: bridge masquerades Internet traffic and permits only Class C
in-LAN traffic
> tun0=192.168.0.32 pointtopoint 192.168.0.33
> host arp -s 192.168.0.33  [LinuxNICMAC] pub
> bridge pinholes (DMZ) direct to 192.168.0.33

After one of these is in place, 
jnos access to internet is open to DNS, telnet, ping, smtp, encap, etc,
services your ISP will permit.
Internet access to your jnos gateway is for example "...> telnet
va7vv.no-ip.org".
You now have an open door that needs firewalling and access control by
you - the price of being public.
If your ISP serves you with a static IP, then your registration at no-ip
is not needed and ampr-gates.org has the scoop.

I know the above is tailored toward what you will read from
configuration output instead of configuration command detail.
I hope my memory permitted me to include everything and you are OK with
that & I trust you will fill in that command detail?
Also for convenience edit /etc/hosts with names and numbers.

Greatest of luck & 73


On Tue, 2006-08-08 at 16:56 -0700, jerome schatten last wrote:
>SNIP<

73
de Skip k8rra k


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