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I'm setting up a linux box to act as a
firewall/proxy for my 4 computer (win98) network. I have 2 ethernet cards
in the linux box (both being detected) and have complete access to the internet
on my linux box. I can ping all the win98 boxes from my linux box and can
ping both network ip's on the linux box from the win98 boxes. The only
problem is I can't ping anything past my firewall/proxy. I haven't
actually setup any firewall rules so I shouldn't be blocking myself out and I'm
not quite sure where to look.
Also I am running kernel version 2-2-13r2 with the
following networking options set:
Packet Socket
Network Firewalls
Unix Domain Sockets
TCP/IP networking
IP: advanced router
IP: firewalling
IP: always defragment
IP: transparent proxy support
IP: masquerading
IP: ICMP masquerading
IP: optimize as router not host
IP: aliasing support
IP: TCP syncookie support
IP: allow large windows
I have read and am referencing the Firewall/Proxy
how-to as well as the IP-Masquerading HOWTO and many many others.
Does anyone have an idea as to the next place I
should look?
Leonard Leblanc
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