Subject: ipnat and NetBSD
To: None <port-macppc@netbsd.org>
From: Andy <andy@softbook.com>
List: port-macppc
Date: 11/11/1999 07:54:58
I'm having trouble configuring ipnat and DHCP client on  a PPC 9500 with 2
network cards and a RoadRunner cable modem ( which BTW does not reqiure a
login program to do authorization. Did they take down their TAS??)
 I have 2 network cards, one internal ( mc0) and a PCI Asante something or
other (I don't have this machine here so off the top of my head..)
Anyway, I set up the dhclient stuff per doc found in the FAQ area,
recompiled the kernel with IPGATEWAY= yes, modified rc.conf, created
ipnat.conf and ipf.conf, yadda,yadda - all per docs I found in the FAQ.
Upon reboot here's what happens:
ifconfig complains: mc0: file not ,found de0: file not found and a sundry
of other messages most of which I don't remember unfortunately since the
machine is not where I'm writing this from
The dhclient gives me a lot of warnings( corrupted lease file among others)
but assigns an IP.
Then I see a message from ipnat : "starting. network translation....." but
it does not show on the process list ( silently fails? proc list is not
showing it ? )
If then I do ifconfig -au (to show all interfaces that are up ) I see both
mc0 ( internal) and de0 ( PCI Asante card) but it shows that the IP address
as 0.0.0.0.  on both interfaces!!!
I can use the Internet and my internal machines can ping me ( which means
both interfaces are working fine)   ipnat is not running. What am I missing?
Has anyone successfully done whgat I'm trying to do?
Pointers to more info??
Sorry for the confusing message. I will dig for more detailed logs if
anyone requests them

TIA Andy