Greetings!
Ramon Perales wrote:
> Nice a pleasure come back here.
> I am newbie with Proxy Firewalls, but the real problem
> is that the documentation with Raptor 6.0 for Solaris
> 2.6 is very poor.
Try one of these:
Firetower Raptor FAQ http://www.firetower.com/faqs/
Unofficial Raptor FAQ http://metalab.unc.edu/nash/raptor_faq/
TechSupport Raptor http://www.raptor.com/cs/FAQ/faqs.html
(sometimes outdated, but
look at the doc of older versions, too!)
> How you can permit to everybody in your inside network
> to browse and connect to every service or protocols
> (IP, TCP and UDP) through the Raptor?
If you want inside-outside-any, why install a firewall at all?
> -With Rules I only can permit only 12 services and
> PING, but no more.
That are 12 predefined services. You can always define GSPs (GSP =
Generic Service Proxy) to serve for not-predefined services. Advantage
over tunnels/filter: logging plus packet-attacks (e.g. mismatching
packet length) will not be possible as a GSP will read the packet,
destroy it and create a new (correct) one.
> -With Filters, I read that it is only for VPN.
You can create a secure tunnel, a "VPN", between the both FW interfaces
without encryption. This is equivalent to a simple packet filter instead
of a firewall. Disadvantage: no logging.
HTH
Bye
Volker
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