I am needing to build two identical failover firewalls
with openbsd, pf, pfsync, and carp. So far simple enough,
with so many articles and examples available. All of these
are using NAT.
However, I am needing to use public IP's out of a /25
allocation, without NAT. I have not been able to find
At 03:01 AM 2/18/2006, Peter N. M. Hansteen wrote:
You would either need to adjust to Linuxish tools, or swithch your
laptop to either OpenBSD or FreeBSD (lots more packages available).
A concerted effort to port pf to linux would be nice. That
people continue to use ipchains drives me nuts. Ha
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to put PF on my laptop and thought there was a linux port
> available. I cannot find it.
IIRC there have been occasional messages from people who have claimed
that they have started working on a port of PF to Linux[1], but none
claim
In comp.os.linux.networking [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I run openbsd firewalls,using PF, in general, and linux (SUSE 10
> currently) on my laptop.
> I would like to put PF on my laptop and thought there was a linux port
> available. I cannot find it. This is so I can use rules and re
I run openbsd firewalls,using PF, in general, and linux (SUSE 10
currently) on my laptop.
I would like to put PF on my laptop and thought there was a linux port
available. I cannot find it. This is so I can use rules and report
generators I am already familiar with to protect my laptop,
particular
