David,
What does your $FWDIR/conf/external.if contain?
It's the oposite of that. You tell it what your external
interface is. The referenced file above tells the fw
what the external interface is. All else is considered
internal.
btw, You specify it by the interface, not IP(e.q. on my Sun
it's qfe0).
Robert
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>>> "netsec [davidv]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/20/00 5:58:06 AM >>>
>
>Hi,
>
>I have FW1 on NT4 and am routing between 2 groups of ips
>which are 172.16.10.0 and 100.130.130.132.
>
>Interfaces on NT4 are 172.16.10.11 and 100.130.130.12
>
>172.16.130.10.* denotes my internal network. How can I
>specify NIC 172.16.10.11 as my internal NIC? Am getting
>notifications that 172.16.10.* are external ips.
>
>thanks
>david
>
>
>
>GFI - Security & communications products for Windows NT/2000
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