Configuration of hosts

[Guus Sliepen]

On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 09:53:29AM -0800, Anon wrote:

>  With respect to the "all traffic" comment, using the (horrible) Windows firewall does not allow
>  interface by interface configuration.  So, if I allow all traffic on that interface, I open it up
>  to all traffic on all interfaces.  At least that is the way it is in XPProSp3.  So, I left my
>  firewall in place (which allows traffic on selected ports only, one of which is 655).

I believe you can enable or disable the firewall per interface, but you must
set that in the network control panel, not in the firewall settings.

>  I could have sworn that after my last configuration edits I stopped and restarted the service, but
>  I guess not, because when I rebooted both machines this morning, the configuration shown below
>  worked just fine without any modifications.

Ah, ok :)

>  I ran debug command line, and I guess I don't have something set properly, because nothing
>  much shows up in the console window.  First, the console window starts with:
> 
>  C:\Program Files\tinc>tincd -n ivpn -D d5
>  tincd 1.0.11 (Nov  1 2009 17:03:44) starting, debug level 0
>  Tap reader running
>  {5227xxxx-012D-4x53-8725-588x3x4174x8} (vpn) is a Windows tap device
>  Ready

That should be -D -d5 (two dashes).

-- 
Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
     Guus Sliepen <guus at tinc-vpn.org>
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