This is a discussion on Re: Per-user packet filtering - is it possible? within the IPFilter forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; To clarify, you're concerned with outgoing rather than incoming connections for this? (for incoming TCP Wrappers might easily help, ...
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To clarify, you're concerned with outgoing rather than incoming
connections for this? (for incoming TCP Wrappers might easily help, but not outgoing) >>> From: Jaroslaw Rafa <raj@ap.krakow.pl> To: <ipfilter@coombs.anu.edu.au> Date: 20-Oct-06 8:50 am Subject: Per-user packet filtering - is it possible? Hello, I have a Solaris 9 machine with IPfilter installed. The machine is NOT a router, ie. IPfilter is used only to filter connections to/from that machine. I'd like to allow only certain local users to connect to certain addresses, ie. filter outgoing connections so that for example "user1", logged on the machine, can telnet to address x.x.x.x, but "user2" cannot. Can this be done with IPfilter, maybe with the "auth" rules? The "auth" and "preauth" options are almost undocumented, so, if it can be done at all, could anybody explain me in detail how to do it? Regards, Jaroslaw Rafa raj@ap.krakow.pl |