Paul Robinson wrote:
Hi guys,
I've been trying to get my head around some old rulesets for ipfwadm as I
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Thanks Marty,
When you said it was really easy I thought "sure sure" but that
was amazingly easy to setup and write out rules for, installed and
configured in about 3 mins and that's including downloading and reading the
README and man file. From reading through the man file, and
I've been trying to get my head around some old rulesets for ipfwadm as I
want to add the feature of forwarding everything sent to say 8088 on my
firewall to a particular machine inside my network 192.168.0.2
you want "port forwarding" not "forwarding" *
you'll need ipmasqadm (google
I purchased Robert L. Ziegler's "Linux Firewalls" book and highly recommend
it. He also has a tool on his web site that writes rules after prompting you
for info. Not sure how well it works but the web site is fantastic for info
about packet firewalls. Have a look at:
Hi Paul,
Yeah, its easy ;)
rinetd works well with ipchains/ipfw - the input and output chains/rules are
definately still enforced. The forwarding rules are also enforced, but its
rare I use a forward rule to block traffic accross the rinetd portfw - I
usually use an input rule to control
