Hi
I have 2 routers connected to clients. On both the clients they use
10.0.X.X ips.
We use 192.168.1.X in the DMZ.
So I have the linux FW in our DMZ (192.168.1.1) and client1 router
(192.168.1.10 internal and 10.0.X.X) and client2 router (192.168.1.20
internal and 10.0.X.X)
My
Dear list,
my box is a Debian Lenny (4.0) with the stock Shorewall (3.2.6-2). I cannot
upgrade right now so please don't tell me first upgrade! :)
I managed to have Muliple-ISP working, and I'm driving web traffic (HTTP
and HTTPS) thru one provider and mail traffic (GMail IMAPS/SMTPS) to the
On 02/16/2012 12:50 AM, Jan van der Vyver wrote:
I have 2 routers connected to clients. On both the clients they use
10.0.X.X ips.
We use 192.168.1.X in the DMZ.
So I have the linux FW in our DMZ (192.168.1.1) and client1 router
(192.168.1.10 internal and 10.0.X.X) and client2 router
On 02/16/2012 12:45 AM, Alessandro Faglia wrote:
Dear list,
my box is a Debian Lenny (4.0) with the stock Shorewall (3.2.6-2). I cannot
upgrade right now so please don't tell me first upgrade! :)
I managed to have Muliple-ISP working, and I'm driving web traffic (HTTP
and HTTPS) thru one
It's based on the approach that I tried to explain to you the last time
the topic came up. Glad you like it.
As I already said - congratulations!
[ -n $DESTDIR ] || DESTDIR=$PREFIX
#! so, DESTDIR is always set, no matter what
#! [...]
It is only set if you set it explicitly or
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 4:32 PM, Tom Eastep teas...@shorewall.net wrote:
Put the rule for your IP address *last*; the tcrules file is 'last match
wins'.
I found this, and I had also to exclude the host from a REDIRECT for the
Squid transparent proxy which was preventing the web traffic to
