tincs behind 2 off-the-shelf NAT router ?

[gary ng]

Thanks for the quick reply. Will there be any
restriction on the internal ip address used ? It is
quite possible that both may be using the default DHCP
service from the router which may end up as 10.0.1.10
on both end.

Beside, I see the configuration is using the dot ip
address format. This is understandable for system
designed for controllable network(corporation) but how
can it be done for 'road warrior' in Free S/Wan term ?
That is my external address is not static which is
either obtained through DHCP from the ISP or PPP(modem
configuration) again changes for each dialup ? 

--- Jason <jason+tinclist at truedesign.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Aug 2003, gary ng wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I tried to search and read the documents as well
> as
> > FAQ but failed to find anything.
> > 
> > How would I setup tinc(both are XP) such that they
> > would work behind an off-the-shelf NAT router like
> > those linksys stuff.
> > 
> > please CC if possible as I am not a subscriber to
> this list.
> 
> Configure the NAT routers to forward the port
> (655/udp default) to the winxp
> boxen.
> 


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