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From: giorgio.bozio@ag2000.it
To: Klaus Herrmann <Klaus.Herrmann@gmx.net>
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 16:35:38 +0200
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Subject: Re: hisaddr problem
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first of all thank you Klaus for the support to get isdn to work. Now 
it works! but it works even too much. i reported the same errors 
others have written about on the list but I noted that if I isolate the 
freebsd pc from the other win pc on the lan the errors and the 
opening of useless connections cease. I suspect that some 
broadcast messages get to the isp0 interface and from that to the 
gateway on the other side of the connection since I putted up nat 
and ipfw to allow internet sharing on the lan. Could it be this to 
spark the few bytes connections? if yes how can I avoid ipfw to 
divert this packets?
thank you
Ciao,
Giorgio


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