Re: Trying to use kFreeBSD as a firewall, but it won't forward packets

Hi! Rich Wales wrote: > I can connect between my LAN and the firewall (via its LAN interface) -- > and I can reach the Internet from the firewall (via its WAN interface) So, the kFreeBSD box has a correct default route out to the Internet? # route get -n 0.0.0.0 > -- but I can't man

Trying to use kFreeBSD as a firewall, but it won't forward packets

I'm trying to set up a kFreeBSD system as a firewall. However, I'm having trouble getting it to forward packets. I can connect between my LAN and the firewall (via its LAN interface) -- and I can reach the Internet from the firewall (via its WAN interface) -- but I can't manage to go *through

Re: firewall?

On Fri, 4 Feb 2011, Dererk wrote: On 04/02/11 11:19, Anton Andreev wrote: Hi, How to configure a firewall on Debian / kFreeBSD. Cheers, Anton FreeBSD, consequently Debian kFreeBSD, replaced their old packet filter (luckily) with a ported OpenBSD's PF, most flexible and powerful packet

firewall?

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Re: firewall?

On 04/02/11 11:19, Anton Andreev wrote: Hi, How to configure a firewall on Debian / kFreeBSD. Cheers, Anton FreeBSD, consequently Debian kFreeBSD, replaced their old packet filter (luckily) with a ported OpenBSD's PF, most flexible and powerful packet filter you'll find out there, IMO

Firewall Capabilities in Debian/NetBSD ?

Hi All, I'm thinking of having a dual firewall setup, and would prefer to be running a different kernel/fw codebase on each, so being a Debian user, I thought about using Debian/NetBSD. Does Debian/NetBSD have any Firewall packages yet ? pf, or ipf ? If not, anyone have any idea on how hard