Settings->ControlP Panel->Network->Tcp->Properities-> Advanced Tcp
Bascially, the conecpt should be the same. If the firewall application
stops for whatever and
whatever the firewall, the operating system should not be allowed to
forward packets from one
interface to another. Matches the concept of "If your firewall fails,
it should fail in such a way
as to not allow the attacker to proceed further into the network".
Part of hardening the system
before the actual firewall is placed into production.
Hope this helps
merlin
Lupinum wrote:
And on NT?"Barry W. Kokotailo" wrote:
> Leave ip routing off on the Solaris machine. The firewall will handle
> it.
>
> merlin
>
>
> "benjamin.c" wrote:
>
>> Do you need to enable IP forwarding on solaris
>> or leave it off, and will firewall -1 handle this.
>>
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