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I sent one to the list once, but I am not sure if it's the one you are =
talking about. It did help me through it though. The only one I could =
find that even made sense.
This is the site I used. They had a good HOWTO/GUIDE for IP Masquerading =
using IP tables and 2.4.x
Also, have you checked the linux documentation site?
http://www.e-infomax.com/ipmasq/
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From: Carl Parrish=20
To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us=20
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: IP Tables
Someone from the list once gave me a link to a great IP tables howto =
(I think it was craig). I'm not at my computer and I can't seem to find =
it at either the linux doc project or in the archives. Does anyone know =
of a good iptables howto? Also what config file do you have to update to =
tell RH to insmod ip_tables instead of ipchains?
Carl P.=20
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Hey Matt !! Great idea !! I spoke with you last night after the =
meeting regarding this very subject. It would also enable us to =
possibly bring "Newbies" to the meetings without them becoming =
overwhelmed with the "Geek-Speak", thus growing the group. I really =
like the idea of possibly a "new users" session before the main topic. =
That way some of us can brush up on the fundamentals which could also =
make the general session more interesting on a personal level. Keep up =
the good work. I'll support you / the group however I can.
Thanks,
Jeff James
>From: Matt Alexander=20
>Reply-To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us=20
>To:=20
>Subject: PLUG presentations/training=20
>Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 23:10:24 -0700 (PDT)=20
>=20
>After talking with several people tonight, it occured to me how =
important=20
>it is for this group to provide training to its members. I'd be =
willing=20
>to take the initiative and start teaching classes on a variety of =
Linux=20
>topics. For example, I could easily give introductory sessions on the =
>following topics:=20
>=20
>Linux user fundamentals=20
>Setting up an Apache webserver=20
>Setting up a DNS server=20
>Setting up a Samba file/print server=20
>System monitoring with Big Brother=20
>=20
>I'm sure there are many other topics I could handle as well, but this =
>could be a start. Maybe we could even have a "fundamentals" session=20
>before every regular meeting, that way new users would know that they =
>could come to any PLUG meeting and learn the basics, and then stay =
for the=20
>main topic afterwards if they're interested.=20
>I know there's a lot of interest in Linux out there, but it can be =
pretty=20
>overwhelming at first to a new user, particularly if they've never =
been=20
>exposed to *nix before.=20
>~M=20
>=20
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I sent one to the list once, but I =
am not sure=20
if it's the one you are talking about. It did help me through it though. =
The=20
only one I could find that even made sense.
This is the site I used. They had a =
good=20
HOWTO/GUIDE for IP Masquerading using IP tables and 2.4.x
Also, have you checked the linux =
documentation=20
site?
http://www.e-infomax.com/ipmasq=
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----- Original Message -----
From:=20
Carl =
Parrish=20
To: plug-discuss@lists.=
plug.phoenix.az.us=20
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 =
2:28=20
PM
Subject: IP Tables
Someone from the list once gave me a link to a great IP =
tables=20
howto (I think it was craig). I'm not at my computer and I can't seem =
to find=20
it at either the linux doc project or in the archives. Does anyone =
know of a=20
good iptables howto? Also what config file do you have to update to =
tell RH to=20
insmod ip_tables instead of ipchains?
Carl P.
Hey Matt !! Great idea !! I spoke with you =
last=20
night after the meeting regarding this very subject. It =
would also=20
enable us to possibly bring "Newbies" to the meetings without them =
becoming=20
overwhelmed with the "Geek-Speak", thus growing the group. I =
really like=20
the idea of possibly a "new users" session before the main =
topic. That=20
way some of us can brush up on the fundamentals which could also make =
the=20
general session more interesting on a personal level. Keep up =
the good=20
work. I'll support you / the group however I can.
Thanks,
Jeff James
>From: Matt Alexander
>Reply-To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us=20
>To:
>Subject: PLUG presentations/training=20
>Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 23:10:24 -0700 (PDT)=20
>=20
>After talking with several people tonight, it occured =
to me how=20
important=20
>it is for this group to provide training to its =
members. I'd be=20
willing=20
>to take the initiative and start teaching classes on a =
variety=20
of Linux=20
>topics. For example, I could easily give introductory =
sessions=20
on the=20
>following topics:=20
>=20
>Linux user fundamentals=20
>Setting up an Apache webserver=20
>Setting up a DNS server=20
>Setting up a Samba file/print server=20
>System monitoring with Big Brother=20
>=20
>I'm sure there are many other topics I could handle as =
well,=20
but this=20
>could be a start. Maybe we could even have a =
"fundamentals"=20
session=20
>before every regular meeting, that way new users would =
know=20
that they=20
>could come to any PLUG meeting and learn the basics, =
and then=20
stay for the=20
>main topic afterwards if they're interested.=20
>I know there's a lot of interest in Linux out there, =
but it can=20
be pretty=20
>overwhelming at first to a new user, particularly if =
they've=20
never been=20
>exposed to *nix before.=20
>~M=20
>=20
>________________________________________________=20
>See http://PLUG.phoenix.az.us/navigator-mail.shtml if =
your mail=20
doesn't post to the list quickly and you use Netscape to write mail.=20
>=20
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