Thanks Patrick,

I will do that internalyy, but I was actually thinking of controlled access to a
hosted site through the firewall to demo new websites, the straight IP set allows
me to set up 4 of them, I would just like to hide them behind a firewall to keep
the general population out.

Will this work out?

Bill


Patrick May wrote:

> I use PBI but on the cheap plan with PPPoE.
>
> My setup is:
>
>    ADSL Bridge (Westell WireSpeed)
>                 |
>                 |
>                   eth0
>           Firewall/Router
>                   eth1
>                 |
>                 |
>         Local Area Network
>            192.168.1.0/24
>
> You can probably "abandon" the other IPs. I'm sure if you wanted to you might
> be able to set up some forwarding rules that could pass stuff through the
> firewall (from certain public addresses to specific private addresses) while
> blocking all unwanted traffic, i.e. only letting web, email, (incoming)ftp, etc.
> something along the lines of:
>
>         64.1.1.1 <----->                <-----> 192.168.1.2
>         64.1.1.2 <----->                <-----> 192.168.1.3
>         64.1.1.3 <-----> Router/Firewall <-----> 192.168.1.4
>         64.1.1.4 <----->                <-----> 192.168.1.5
>         64.1.1.5 <----->                <-----> 192.168.1.6
>
> Basically the thing that is different from your set-up is that the firewall
> and router are the same machine.
>
> Since PBI abandoned the single static IP, people wanting
> static IPes are forced to pony up the extra money while not needing the extra 4
> addresses. They seem to allow you to do whatever you really want to with the
> line. I know they tried to push the 5 IPs on me while ordering (I did mention
> the LAN), but with the Enhanced they really shouldn't have a problem.
>
> I have seen various fire walling scripts floating around on the list. I adapted
> one from rp-pppoe client.
>
> On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> > This is a twis on an oldproblem.
> > I have a PBI Enhanced DSL account.  This gives me 5 IP's through a
> > single DSL modem.  I want to use the redhat bos to create a firewall,
> > and that is easy enough.  What I wish to know is this.....
> >
> > With the 5 adresses, Can I set up another linux box to act as a router?
> > If so, could someone point me to a good how-to  to walk me through it?
> > I have been a WinNT weenie too long, and I cannot seem to sort it out in
> > my head.
>





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