I have rearranged my LAN and connected the AS200 to the switch inside the
firewall. This required me to forward a port from the firewall to the AS200,
which I have now done. Initially this was done with telnet (eeek!), but I have
gotten ssh configured, so everyone will have to login with ssh. Hopefully the
compression will help speed up remote editing sessions.
I have also greatly increased the ipmasq keepalive time on the firewall; remote
logons should no longer terminate after 15 minutes or so of being connected
through the firewall (note the as200 wasn't connected in this way before).
Please let me know if this happens often- the only reason it should happen now
is for the infrequent IP change (oh, the joys of DHCP).
On 01-Jun-2000 Brian Hall wrote:
> If you can't find the problem, blame the ISP, right? Bzzzzt. My fault, I had
> turned off routed for some reason. Works fine now, check
> http://pcisys.net/~brihall/as200 for the current IP.
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