This is a discussion on ipfilter and FTP proxy within the IPFilter forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; Hello, I've recently started looking at ipfilter and would appreciate any information on the following questions- * When using IPfilter ...
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Hello,
I've recently started looking at ipfilter and would appreciate any information on the following questions- * When using IPfilter FTP proxy and NAT, does IPfilter have the ability to translate the IP address and port numbers that are embedded in the FTP payload? (I've looked at the section "4.8. Magic Hidden Within NAT; Application Proxies" in the ipfilter FAQ and it mentions creation of dynamic rules for the FTP sessions but nothing about embedded address translations) * Does the FTP proxy (or any other application proxy that ipfilter supports) run as a "true" proxy(i.e. terminate the TCP or UDP connection from the client and initiate a new TCP or UDP connection to the server)? * If the FTP proxy doesn't run in "true" proxy mode, does ipfilter reassemble non-local (ie strictly transit) TCP packets to parse the complete FTP header and relevant payload? Thanks a lot.. Alberto Alesina __________________________________________________ __ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs |