I would like to connect via HTTP to a NetBotz located on my untrusted
network, between the Firewall-1 (4.1 SP4 on Red Hat Linux 7.0) and the
T-1 to the ISP.
My policy allows this traffic to pass. When I attempt to connect to the
netbotz, the it fails. The outside (untrusted) interface is eth0, the
trusted interface is eth1.
A connection produces the following entries in the logs.
int action service source destination proto rule
==== ====== ======= ====== =========== ===== ====
eth1 accept http dhcp68 netbotz tcp --
eth0 reject http dhcp68 netbotz tcp 0
What does not make sense to me is, why is the interface of the
second log entry eth0, my untrusted interface? And why won't
this work?
cjw
Christopher J. Wargaski
RMS
Information Technology Integrators
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