IP Masquerading and ports

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4 total messages Started by renec Sun, 02 Jan 2000 00:00

#36

Author: renec
Date: Sun, 02 Jan 2000 00:00

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Hello,

Since I'm rather new with IP Masquerading, maybe somebody out there can help
me out...

I need to have a list of port numbers, besides the standard
21/22/23/25/80/110 ones for for example realaudio, etc.

Somewhere in my fogged brain I remember to have seen one....

Can somebody help me out?

Also I am looking for a list of ip_masq modules that can be inserted in the
2.x series of kernels...

Anyone cares to help me out?

Thanx..

Rene Camies

Re: IP Masquerading and ports

#37

Author: Frank van Schie
Date: Sun, 02 Jan 2000 00:00

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renec wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Since I'm rather new with IP Masquerading, maybe somebody out there can help
> me out...

Well, you posted to half of Usenet, so someone is bound to be ABLE to
help you.
However, I am not going to. I AM however going to recommend you stick to
1 (one) relevant newsgroup, and post there in the appropriate language,
before making requests.

Another suggestion: Try a search engine, like AltaVista or Google, and
enter appropriate terms. Or try DejaNews. Actually SEARCH for it. If you
then can't find it, well, it never hurts to ask. In an (one) appropriate
newsgroup.

Seriously, what does this have to do with security? And what is ipsec?
(IP security? See first question)

Have a day.
-- 
Frank van Schie
fvs01@sep.et.tudelft.nl

Re: IP Masquerading and ports

#38

Author: leaky_beaver
Date: Sun, 02 Jan 2000 00:00

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In comp.os.linux.security Frank van Schie <fvs01@hoopyfroods.org> wrote:

> Well, you posted to half of Usenet, so someone is bound to be ABLE to
> help you.
> However, I am not going to. I AM however going to recommend you stick to
> 1 (one) relevant newsgroup, and post there in the appropriate language,
> before making requests.

Well said, Frank.

> Seriously, what does this have to do with security? And what is ipsec?
> (IP security? See first question)

Similar to VPN.



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Re: IP Masquerading and ports

#35

Author: Greg Leblanc
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2000 00:00

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In article <386FBEBD.4D53E2FE@hoopyfroods.org>,
  Frank van Schie <fvs01@hoopyfroods.org> wrote:
>
>
> renec wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > Since I'm rather new with IP Masquerading, maybe somebody out there
can help
> > me out...
>
> Well, you posted to half of Usenet, so someone is bound to be ABLE to
> help you.
> However, I am not going to. I AM however going to recommend you stick
to
> 1 (one) relevant newsgroup, and post there in the appropriate
language,
> before making requests.
>
> Another suggestion: Try a search engine, like AltaVista or Google, and
> enter appropriate terms. Or try DejaNews. Actually SEARCH for it. If
you
> then can't find it, well, it never hurts to ask. In an (one)
appropriate
> newsgroup.

I'd have to agree that this is a few too many newsgroups, but only when
I have a VERY specific question can I post to just one newsgroup.  There
are usually about 2, sometimes three that I post to, and that's
PERFECTLY FINE, as long as the subject is related.  Posting to .misc
newsgroups should be reserved for things that you can't fit into any
other category.  And this answer could have been more easily found by
searching, but here's my answer.  Check in your /etc directory.
	Greg
--
It's pronounced "sexy" not "scuzzy"!


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