On Fri, 2 Jun 2000, Alan Mead wrote:
> natural choice but by the time the packet hits your eth0 it looks
> internal. I think that catching this at the border would be easy but I
I think you're right, but I can hope no? I get the distinct feeling
that you are right, and in that case I'll add explicit rules for the
hosts I use to access my machine for the ports I want closed to
everyone else. The first one to close is FTP, as 139 is already
blocked at the router.
> If you have an IP for the webserver, you could just put it outside
> the firewall and seal everything except 80 and 22. There are a
Outside the firewall isn't practial in this case :>
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