[ydl-gen] Question about NAT

[Danny Hembree]

To handle having it persist through boots, use iptables. There is an
iptable script in /etc/init.d that will remember your iptable settings
settings when you reboot. http://netfilter.org/Documentation should
provide you with enough HowTo's and Tutorials.

The modem issues are another story. It's been way to many years since I
used one of those. If I remember correctly, it was a matter of getting
the correct combination of xon/xoff and hardware flow control.
 
On Mon, 2005-11-14 at 20:15, hFusion wrote:
> Hello, I recently installed YDL 4 on a Power Mac 7300 thanks to 
> shiner.info.  I was able after numerous google searches to setup a 
> temporary NAT using my external serial Global Village modem.  I say 
> temporary because I have not found any Howtos describing how to setup a 
> PERMANENT NAT.  I have to manually start the NAT server every-time the 
> server restarts.  More, even though I have it setup in the Network 
> preferences to automatically redial when the PPP connection is dropped, 
> it is not.  In fact, I have to restart the computer before I can get 
> the modem to redial.  (I was, however, able to get it to automatically 
> connect during boot-up).
> 
> Basically, I'm not asking necessarily for a step-by-step manual be 
> given to me here, but maybe just anyones thoughts on the problems I 
> described above and possible a link to a good already published 
> step-by-step guide that is still relevant.
> 
> Thank you very much in advance :).
> 
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