Bob Hall wrote:
I use
onet=`ifconfig rl0 | grep inet | awk '{print $6}'`
where rl0 is the outward facing NIC on this gateway.
Thanks. But I think I like a method which allows me to get the
device names also, to allow a 'hands-off' configuring of the fw.
I'll keep your code for
In the example firewall rule set in rc.firewall, there are
the following lines:
# set these to your outside interface network
oif=$firewall_simple_oif
onet=$firewall_simple_onet
# set these to your inside interface network
iif=$firewall_simple_iif
inet=$firewall_simple_inet
Can
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On 30/03/2010 13:52:57, Walter wrote:
In the example firewall rule set in rc.firewall, there are
the following lines:
# set these to your outside interface network
oif=$firewall_simple_oif
onet=$firewall_simple_onet
# set these to your
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 07:52:57AM -0500, Walter wrote:
Can these be set by the system automatically? Specifically
$firewall_simple_onet?
I use
onet=`ifconfig if | grep inet | awk '{print $6}'`
where if is rl0 or em0 or whatever the outward facing interface is for
your system.
Matthew Seaman wrote:
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Can these be set by the system automatically? Specifically
$firewall_simple_onet?
If you switch to using PF rather than IPFW, this is very easy.
In a PF ruleset, the name of an interface is expanded to a list of all
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 04:17:22PM -0500, Walter wrote:
Can these be set by the system automatically? Specifically
$firewall_simple_onet?
My first response never showed up. Second try.
I use
onet=`ifconfig rl0 | grep inet | awk '{print $6}'`
where rl0 is the outward facing NIC on
