Please, help

[Ivo Timmermans]

Albert Gonzalez wrote:
> I apologize any inconvenience this mail may cause to you.
> If so, please, subbmit me to where I can find some advice.

The proper place to ask such questions would be tinc at nl.linux.org
(Cc'd).


> The problem is:
> 
> I've built a vpn using tinc, and, to my best knowledge, 
> I can see a ping from the other side on tap0 using tcpdump.
> ( on both sides the pakets arrive at lat to tap0 )
> 
> So I consider the vpn is up. 
> 
> But, how can I send the packets I get in tap0 to the appropiate host
> ?

You can do that by setting up the appropriate firewall rules, you
could do (with kernel 2.2):

  ipchains -A forward -s 10.10.0.0/16 -d 10.20.0.0/16 -b -j ALLOW

[untested], which should forward traffic between 10.10.* and 10.20.*.
Be sure to have your routes right, and everything will work as
expected.


	Ivo

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