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Peter Humphrey skrev: |
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> On Sunday 05 April 2009 11:41:55 gigli wrote: |
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>> i will give shorewall a new try and hope i'll make better progress thsi |
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>> time |
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> My gateway machine has three interfaces and uses shorewall to protect them. |
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> If you like I could tar up /etc/shorewall and send it to you. I've had to |
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> create macros for several services and put them in /usr/share/shorewall, |
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> but if you run "shorewall try /etc/shorewall" it'll tell you which you |
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> need. I made them by copying others and changing bits. |
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> The three interfaces are the external network (a DSL modem), the internal |
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> wired network (an Ethernet switch) and a wireless network (an access |
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> point). |
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> I don't suppose my setup is the acme of elegance or wit, but it seems to |
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> work. The rules file is 195 lines long. |
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Hi peter |
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I would be happy if you mailed me the tar. I have only one interface and |
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need to protect my computer while connected through openvpn, i guess |
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openvpn goes directly through my pfsense box bothways and it would be |
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nice to stay protected then. Or have i misunderstood that? |
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Martin |
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gigli@×××××××.se |
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