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On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 02:31:39PM +0100, Martin Husemann wrote:
> > 	I've attached the two files, log.ppp0 and log.fxp0.  I ran a ping
> > to yahoo from the Mac using this nameserver 192.205.160.1.  I cut some =
of the=20
> > output of ppp0, as it was substantial.
>=20
> Hmm, I don't know what is happening, but NAT seems to be working properly,
> here is a piece of your log.fxp0 (line wraps by me):
>=20
> 19:03:37.989346 osx.scraemondaemon.org.49158 > 192.205.160.1.domain:
>              [udp sum ok] 10355+ A? www.yahoo.com. (31) (ttl 64, id 12277)
>=20
> 19:03:38.131368 at-gsr1-buf-0-2-sunybuf-1.appliedtheory.net > osx.scraemo=
ndaemon.org:
>              icmp: host 192.205.160.1 unreachable (ttl 251, id 0)
>=20
> So your OSX machine sends a named query to 192.205.160.1. But you can't
> reach that host, so some router on the way tells you this. The NAT transl=
ates
> the addresses properly and the OSX machine gets the answer (but not the
> named anser, of course.)
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> Maybe you could try 128.205.1.2 as the nameserver (ns.buffalo.edu)?
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> Martin

	I changed the nameserver to 128.205.106.1.  I had the bloody IP address
wrong.  From now on, it's eat and sleep first, then hack.  Thanks for your =
help.=20
By screwing up something obvious I was able to learn alot more about networ=
king.

Ian
--=20
Of Course It Runs On NetBSD
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