> Something that I notice is that daniel allows all outgoing TCP and UDP
> traffic regardless of where it is going.
>
> Question: Isn't this a bad thing ? I would have thought it is best
> practice to only allow incomming and outgoing connections
> _explicitly_. With the reason being some OS upl
On 17:47, Mon 25 Apr 05, alex wilkinson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am following daniel hartmeier's example pf.conf
> [http://www.benzedrine.cx/pf.conf].
>
> Something that I notice is that daniel allows all outgoing TCP and UDP
> traffic regardless of where it is going.
>
> Question: Isn't this a ba
Depends on how paranoid you are.
Personally I don't really care, and it's a lot easier when using new apps.
If on the other hand you don't care about changing your pf-config
every time you use a new app or when you're playing with the ports
that it uses, go ahead.
Remy
On 4/25/05, alex wilkins
> Question: Isn't this a bad thing ? I would have thought it is best
> practice to only allow incomming and outgoing connections
> _explicitly_. With the reason being some OS upload information to
> base camp (redmond) for statistical analsyis.
No if you are the only one behind the pf box or you
On Apr 25, 2005, at 4:17 AM, alex wilkinson wrote:
Hi all,
I am following daniel hartmeier's example pf.conf
[http://www.benzedrine.cx/pf.conf].
Something that I notice is that daniel allows all outgoing TCP and UDP
traffic regardless of where it is going.
Question: Isn't this a bad thing ? I would
On Mon, 2005-04-25 at 17:47:29 +0930, alex wilkinson proclaimed...
> Question: Isn't this a bad thing ? I would have thought it is best
> practice to only allow incomming and outgoing connections
> _explicitly_. With the reason being some OS upload information to
> base camp (redmond) for statist
On 4/25/05, eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...and when you try to use a PASV ftp connection, things die.
Yes, I noticed this. What is the best method in to allow FTP
connections out with PF ?
Regards
- Alex
As reported on the OpenBSD Journal last week, the May issue of SysAdmin
has an article entitled "Failover Firewalls with OpenBSD and CARP".
I've worked with the publishers to get it released online for
non-subscribers, and they've generously responded. If anyone has any
corrections or suggest
Sure, this mail helped me A LOT ;o) although it wasn't for me ;) I'm
meditating about how to create rules and/or queues for my router for a long
time.
"I misunderstood how this worked as well" ;o)
Thank you ;o)
hunci
> -Original Messag
Hi all,
I am currently setting up a sokeris 4501 as a WAP/PPPoE gateway. It is
currently set up and working well, however, I really don't know if it
is set up efficiently.
I have read in OpenBSD's FAQ that one should only filter in on *one*
interface when bridging. In my context I'm trying to exp
Hi all,
I am following daniel hartmeier's example pf.conf
[http://www.benzedrine.cx/pf.conf].
Something that I notice is that daniel allows all outgoing TCP and UDP
traffic regardless of where it is going.
Question: Isn't this a bad thing ? I would have thought it is best
practice to only allow
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