Hi Jiří,

Jiří Červenka wrote:
> Hello,
> I´m running shorewall 3.0.2  on debian sarge box.
> I have w2k3 box on eth1 with both public and local ip address running 
> FTP server.
> I have set proxy arp for this host.
> Now I try to drop ftp packets from one ip address in internet, but my 
> setup do not work.
> My setup
> proxyarp
> #ADDRESS        INTERFACE       EXTERNAL        HAVEROUTE       PERSISTENT
> 195.113.101.221   eth1          eth0            yes             yes
> 
> rules
> .
> DROP    net:193.171.155.10      loc:195.113.101.221 tcp 21

What about changing this to loc:[local address] in stead of loc:[public 
address]? Does that help?

Otherwise you could also consider the blacklisting feature.

> policy:
> #SOURCE         DEST            POLICY          LOG LEVEL       LIMIT:BURST
> loc             net             ACCEPT
> loc             wifio           ACCEPT
> loc             loc             ACCEPT
> loc             fw              ACCEPT
> fw              net             ACCEPT
> fw              wifio           ACCEPT
> fw              loc             ACCEPT
> net             all             DROP
> all             all             REJECT
> wifio           net             ACCEPT
> wifio           loc             ACCEPT
> wifio           fw              ACCEPT
> road            loc             ACCEPT
> #LAST - ADD YOUR ENTRIES ABOVE THIS LINE -- DO NOT REMOVE

 From the top of my head i thought that policies are matched in _order_. 
If that's the case, this also might not do what you expect, no?
-- 
  - Pieter

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