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> Ah, yes, that's a problem. > :-/ > > The --redirect-gateway implementation needs to be able to get the IP address > of the current default gateway. Unfortunately the standard Berkeley sockets > API doesn't give us a portable way of doing this. Anyone know how to do this > on FreeBSD? > Wouldn't you just do the same code that "netstat -r" does? But then doesn't it need kmem access? > > Having said that, all is not lost. If you know your gateway address and you > know your DHCP server address (and if they are both relatively static), you > can write an --up script with route commands to do this. > Ok, thanks, still having a problem on the other end of NATing and getting the "office" side to route the packets to the net and then back through the tunnel. I tried ipnat, the rules take, but just doesn't end up doing it. Thanks, Tuc/TTSG Internet Services, Inc. |