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Re: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do
From: Forrest Rae <forrest () code-lab com>
Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 10:52:35 -0500
Hi, I don't normally post to this list, so if I'm completely wrong, don't beat me up. :) If you had the private snmp string, could you write to the route tables? There might be a snmp option for setting bi-directional routing? -Forrest Vladimir Parkhaev wrote:
I am doing a vulnerability assesment for one of our clients. One of their boxes is a multihomed Solaris server with ipforwarding enabled. IP addresses are available via snmp with default community string. I tried to use this box as a gateway to internal network coming from the Internet without success. I also looked at source routing but did not find any tools (Net::RawIP does not seem to support IP options). Does anybody know how I can use this box to do routing for me? Thanks.
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- ipforwarding enabled, what can I do Vladimir Parkhaev (Aug 17)
- Re: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do GomoR (Aug 19)
- Re: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do Gamble (Aug 19)
- Re: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do Forrest Rae (Aug 20)
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- RE: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do BOVO Marcelo DICAU (Aug 17)
- RE: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do Yonatan Bokovza (Aug 20)
- RE: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do ansar mohammed (Aug 21)
- Re: ipforwarding enabled, what can I do GomoR (Aug 19)