For those who might do this sort of thing:
1. If your firewall is running Linux, FreeBSD, BSDI, NetBSD, or anything
that lacks the SYSV poll() call grab the BSD compatible version of
udprelay by Brian Clapper from
ftp://ftp.telebase.com/pub/security/udprelay-0.2.bsdi.tar.gz
2. Edit the makefile to reflect your local config and compile.
3. Create a udprelay.conf with the following parameters:
relay *.your.domain * 8669 keymaster.verser.frii.com 8669 any
4. Start udprelay on the firewall, and start your clients like this:
% deschall-xxxx-x your.firewall
Now sit back and watch the keyspace crumble.
As a side note, the HP9000 client doesn't appear to be as optimized as
some of the others. Our 9000 model G50 is running 4 to 5 times slower than
a P-90. This type of performance hit could be from a compile targeted for
a different processor version. What model of the HPPA was the client
compiled for?
stuart
-- Stuart Stock stuart@gundaker.com Systems/Security Administrator http://www.gundaker.com Gundaker Realtors "Blowing a buffer as we speak"