This one is old, but i guess it fell through the cracks. 8-o
That would just stop IP forwarding. The OSX kernel can either transport packets from one network to another, say, from your 68kmac-OSX-serial-network to your OSX-ISP-network, or not. That is all. The 68kmac-OSX-network still runs, as long as the serial connection is established. Wich means, you can still accesss a FTP server on your OSX machine, but not on the internet. To stop the serial connection, kill the ppp daemon or client.
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My question is: when I want to stop the connection and the IP forwarding, I just type:
sysctl -w net.inet.ip.forwarding=0
or is it more complicated than that?
