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Op 18-2-2012 17:12, Mike Swiatkowski, AA9VI schreef:
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<td style="font: inherit;" valign="top">Hi guys,<br>
I am trying to get JNOS 2.0i to work on the network.
I have it on my Debian 6 linux box. I can telnet from the
linux box into the JNOS IP. However, I cannot do three
things I think I should be able to do:<br>
1) telnet from PCs on the LAN (that don't have JNOS
installed) to the JNOS machine<br>
2) telnet out of JNOS into another BBS. If I can telnet
from the PC to ve4klm for example I should be able to
telnet from the jnos> prompt.<br>
3) Telnet from the outside world into the JNOS box<br>
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Ok, the router is configured to forward port 23 to the
JNOS LAN IP. I also enabled ax25. This is where it gets
confusing. JNOS does not seem to like if you kissattach
manually before startnos. So, I think autoexec.nos is
doing the port attachment. I am attaching my autoexec.nos
below in hopes someone can tell me what is not right. The
JNOS manual on Maiko's site is good for commands and KF8KK
has an older step by step explanation of the install.
But, there does not seem to be a current user guide that
talks about the installation from a new user point of
view. Lots of details are left for weeks for frustration,
unless you are a pro with linux networking. I only
consider myself an intermediate user. What else am I
missing? Do I need to open up or initialize anything more
on the linux box? Please don't assume I did everything
you're supposed to because it's not really documented what
exactly you are supposed to do step by step.<br>
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Thanks for your suggestions and here is the autoexec.nos
file. Obviously it's borrowed from VE4KLM and some stuff I
don't use is commented out.<br>
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Mike, AA9VI<br>
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Sounds like you are expecting jnos listen to the lan but jnos is
simply not aware of your lan, it only sees the host system trough
the tun link, you will have to configure your linux system to
forward ip between lan and jnos.<br>
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it's been a while I played with it but checkout iptables, it should
be able to listen for ip frames for jnos and forward them on.<br>
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73 Andre PE1RDW<br>
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