[K12OSN] windows machines on LTSP subnet

[Huck]

Interesting... chkconfig shows NAT to be going in runlevels 2345.

I have no iptables rules when I do an 'iptables -L' no firewalling on 
the LTSP server it's behind the school's firewall.

Here is a line from ip_conntrack :
tcp      6 44 TIME_WAIT src=10.1.3.35 dst=209.104.35.15 sport=49647 
dport=80 packets=6 bytes=1413 src=209.104.35.15 dst=10.1.3.35 sport=80 
dport=49647 packets=6 bytes=760 [ASSURED] mark=0 use=1

--Huck

Petre Scheie wrote:
> I ran into this last year on version 4.x.  As I recall, the problem was 
> the server wasn't doing NAT, probably caused by my messing with & 
> turning off iptables after boot.   Check /proc/net/ip_conntrack which 
> should show your NAT activity.  In my case, I think the file was 
> flat-out missing, but running 'service nat start' fixed it IIRC.
> 
> Petre
> 
> Huck wrote:
>> Yesterday was the first time I attempted to put a windows machine 
>> attached to the same subnet as my thin clients. It failed. The machine 
>> receives an IP address the same as the thin clients...but no routing 
>> takes place to get traffic from eth0 on the LTSP server TO eth1 which 
>> has access to the rest of the world...
>>
>> Do I merely need to set up a 'route' on the LTSP server to allow 
>> Windows machines to have Internet connectivity?
>>
>> --Huck
>>
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