I tried using linc. When I run it, it shows that it has successfully logged in. But when when it comes to fetching webpages, it doesn't work.

I even tried the client provided by ISP.. but the same thing happens..

Anyway, Ill also check with Derwyn's suggestion...

-----Original Message----- From: linuxers-bounces@mm.ilug-bom.org.in [mailto:linuxers-bounces@mm.ilug-bom.org.in]On Behalf Of Rohan R. Almeida Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:43 PM To: GNU/Linux Users Group, Mumbai, India Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] Problem with Cyberoam in Linux

On 11/4/05, Vinodkumar Nair vinodkumar.nair@patni.com wrote:

In case of Linux client, Iam able to successfully connect and login. But after that Iam not able to visit any of the webpages. I have checked the gateway, DNS settings and they are correct. Iam using Fedora Core 4.

Which Linux client are you using? I use linc (http://linc.sourceforge.net) and it works flawlessly.

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In case of Linux client, Iam able to successfully connect and login. But after that Iam not able to visit any of the webpages. I have checked the gateway, DNS settings and they are correct. Iam using Fedora Core 4.

I've finally got a solution to this problem!!

When using the Windows client, outgoing IP datagrams are mangled by a packet-level driver installed by the client installation program. This driver goes by the name of "eno2000.sys" and "enonotify.dll". The driver actually alters the "Type of Service" (TOS) octet of each datagram by setting bit 6 (assuming bits are numbered 0 to 7) to 1. Additionally, while the client is not logged in, the packet-level driver resets this bit to 0 for all outgoing IP datagrams. Correspondingly the server hosted by the ISP actively filters all packets and only allows the altered ("flagged") packets to pass.

But in case of the Linux client, the outgoing packets were not being altered. In case of linux, the outgoing packets can be altered using iptables with the command "iptables -t mangle -A OUTPUT -j TOS --set-tos 02". After doing this, I was able to access the internet.

I got all this information from http://www.rasteroid.com/software/slyberoam/protocol.asp.

Thanks for all ur help.

Regards, Vinod Nair.

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Sometime Today, VN cobbled together some glyphs to say:

I've finally got a solution to this problem!!

Hey Vinod, thanks for this. The information will be quite useful.

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No thanks for this though. Please remove these disclaimers from your mail, as it could be a liability for us to keep your message in our mailboxes and archives.

Philip

Also, the problem is that the disclaimer is automatically added by the pop mail server.

I would like to correct this... its added by the "smtp server" and not the pop server:)

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Sometime Today, VN cobbled together some glyphs to say:

Is the liability of keeping the messages in mailboxes and archives due to the legalities in the disclaimer or because of the addition of unnecessary

legalities. it's also against the list rules.

Also, the problem is that the disclaimer is automatically added by the pop mail server.

use a different mail server then or talk to your sysadmins to remove linuxers@mm.ilug-bom.org.in from the list of recipients who get this disclaimer. Yes, they can do this if they are not lazy.

Philip