what happens if the local and remote DSL connections have the same IP
address range. IE 192.168.1.0

I have seen it noted (
http://www.interconnect.co.nz/Interconnect/unrestricted/newdefaultignite.asp
) with VPNs this is a problem as the NAT decides that the remote address is
on the same subnet and does not do its NAT task.

could this be happening with the ftp as well

PS: I think I was credited with someone else's excellent work with the ftp
scenarios.
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Gibbons [mailto:brian@outersite.co.nz]
Sent: Wednesday, 13 December 2000 15:12
To: Andrew Hooper; ADSL Mailing List
Subject: Re: FTP server mehind a m1122

From: "Andrew Hooper" <andrew@best.net.nz>
>the explination covers most things for me, but not quite all
> (or im not reading it correctly)
>LocalDSL <-> RemoteNonDSL works both ways,
>passv is opperational (can ftp up and down)
>RemoteDSL <-> RemoteNonDSL works both ways
>(can ftp up and down)

>LocalDSL <-> RemoteDSL will receive but not send (503 No PORT command
> issued first)
>Im using passive mode for all tests.

>Im guessing that the problem is with the LocalDSL and not the RemoteDSL as
>anyone using a nonDSL link seems to be able to connect using FTP.

<SNIP>

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