On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 12:01:58AM +0900, Jeong Kibaek wrote: > Hello, I have made efforts to solve this problem for a few days, but I > can't solve the problem. I want to use port forwarding. But i don't > think it looks like working well. Following is my firewall.conf file. > > EXT_IP=`ifconfig eth1 | grep -i "addr:" | cut -f2 -d: | cut -f1 -d " "` > > PORT_FORWARDS=" \ > $EXT_IP(30000)-192.168.0.2(21) \ > $EXT_IP(20)-192.168.0.2(20) \ > $EXT_IP(5900)-192.168.0.2(5900) " > (snip) > > I'm useing 0.8.5 firewall.conf and script and i have tested on both > 1.2.1a iptables (2.4.2 kernel) and 1.2.5 iptables (2.4.18 kernel)
You may want to upgrade to 1.2.7a, but the script should work with earlier too. > What's the problem? What can I do for using port forwarding? An entry in PORT_FORWARDS is all that is needed. You haven't listed the ports in any of the ALLOWED_PORTS* variables have you? It would help if you could provide the complete output of a firewall status. (/etc/init.d/firewall status > /tmp/firewall-status) -- Jamin W. Collins
