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Hey all,
I have read the basic docs and faq for the ip filter but i wasn't able to figure out an answer for the following two.. Anyone to help me? 1) does a "block all" cover me from block in all and block out all? is in and out mandatory or optional using the ipfilter? 2) i am trying to use ipfilter in a linux machine with two interfaces. lets say that eth1 is going to the Internet and eth0 to my local lan. I am thinking to put some rules on my eth1 with the pass in command so that i can block/allow requests from clients to my server inside the lan. where should i put the rules for server's reply to the clients? Would it be better to use a pass in rule to my eth0 interface or a pass out rule to my eth1 interface and why? a little sketch would be like this server----------eth0[ipfilter]eth1--------[router]-----internet.. Many many thanks! Tim ps. when i pass in a packet from the eth1 should i explicitly pass it out on the eth0 so that it will be forwarded to my lan? this qestions also applies the other way arount... __________________________________________________ _______________ Don't just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.com/ |
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