This is a discussion on shorewall within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; Hi all! I have on my mandrake 9.2 box two interfaces for my local network (eth0 and eth1) and ...
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Tropique Studio wrote:
> Hi all! I have on my mandrake 9.2 box two interfaces for my local > network (eth0 and eth1) and an adsl connection (eth2 with ppp0). The > firewall is filtering everything so far. How can I filter only the net > and not eth0 and eth1? Thanks. By reading the manual or the examples at www.shorewall.org. Look for policy. EJ -- Remove the obvious part (including the dot) for my email address. http://www.vanwesten.net for examples of ipf and pf. |
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Tropique Studio wrote:
> Hi all! I have on my mandrake 9.2 box two interfaces for my local network > (eth0 and eth1) and an adsl connection (eth2 with ppp0). The firewall is > filtering everything so far. How can I filter only the net and not eth0 > and eth1? Thanks. Why three network cards? If you're using the box as a gateway/router/firewall, you should only need two NIC's: one for the internet and one for the LAN (to uplink into a switch). Try that in the mandrake config for shorewall and try again. Alternately, you can uninstall shorewall and do it yourself using iptables ... -- You have an unusual equipment for success. Be sure to use it properly. |
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NeoSadist wrote: > Tropique Studio wrote: > > > Hi all! I have on my mandrake 9.2 box two interfaces for my local network > > (eth0 and eth1) and an adsl connection (eth2 with ppp0). The firewall is > > filtering everything so far. How can I filter only the net and not eth0 > > and eth1? Thanks. > > Why three network cards? If you're using the box as a > gateway/router/firewall, you should only need two NIC's: one for the > internet and one for the LAN (to uplink into a switch). Maybe he have a DMZ ! 1 nic for the LAN (eth0) 1 nic for the DMZ (eth1) 1 nic for the NET (eth2 & ppp0) -- Thanks, JP Jean-Pierre Denis jp at msfree dot ca |