Hello,
FreeBSD is one of the clients in my local wireless network where all devices see all devices and can access to their services through a Linux Access Point. When I plug my Raspberry Pi to the laptop with an RJ45 cable who is FreeBSD, both can connect to the other on this little locale wired network. If I set the Pi to have FreeBSD as it's Ethernet and Internet default route I cannot access to Internet with the Pie but FreeBSD does.
So, I have play with ipfw, natd and other utilities but I cannot give to the Pie Internet access through FreeBSD on my laptop. I am looking for an easy to do it contrary to an headache where I am stuck. I have try this without remarks but in this way even FreeBSD stop to access to Internet.
# Firewall
# accept_sourceroute="YES"
# firewall_enable="YES"
# firewall_nat_enable="YES"
# firewall_type="open"
# forward_sourceroute="YES"
# gateway_enable="YES"
# natd_enable="YES"
# natd_interface="wlan0"
FreeBSD is one of the clients in my local wireless network where all devices see all devices and can access to their services through a Linux Access Point. When I plug my Raspberry Pi to the laptop with an RJ45 cable who is FreeBSD, both can connect to the other on this little locale wired network. If I set the Pi to have FreeBSD as it's Ethernet and Internet default route I cannot access to Internet with the Pie but FreeBSD does.
So, I have play with ipfw, natd and other utilities but I cannot give to the Pie Internet access through FreeBSD on my laptop. I am looking for an easy to do it contrary to an headache where I am stuck. I have try this without remarks but in this way even FreeBSD stop to access to Internet.
# Firewall
# accept_sourceroute="YES"
# firewall_enable="YES"
# firewall_nat_enable="YES"
# firewall_type="open"
# forward_sourceroute="YES"
# gateway_enable="YES"
# natd_enable="YES"
# natd_interface="wlan0"