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2002 May 14
3
Forwarding and Sub Zone
...09detect =09=09dhcp,noping,norfc1918
Hosts
#zone =09host =09=09=09options
webgp =09eth0:192.155.1.233
webgp =09eth0:192.155.1.248
webgp =09eth0:192.155.1.231
Rules
#result=09=09client=09server=09proto=09port=09client_port=09address
=2E............snip...............
ACCEPT=09webgp=09wan=09tcp=09www=09-
ACCEPT=09lan=09fw::3328=09tcp=09www=09-=09=09all
ACCEPT=09fw=09wan=09tcp=09www=09-
=2E............snip...............
It appears that the above rule that forwards that lan traffic to the fire=
wall=20
port 3328 is also forwarding the webgp traffic, and since webpg is a sub =
zone=20
of l...
2002 Jan 18
1
An idea
A recent request to provide a way to block access to certain websites (ba=
nner=20
ads) led me to an idea.
a) A new directory /etc/shorewall/lists
b) In this directory, are files containing lists of IP addresses and/or=20
subnets
c) a new JUMP rule:
=09JUMP:list1=09loc=09net=09tcp=09http
d) By default, matching in the list would be by destination address and i=
f a=20
match was found, the connection request would be REJECTed
e) The default behavior could be overridden through entries in a list:
=09SOURCE:ACCEPT
for example would match on the source address and would ac...
2003 Mar 22
22
SecuRemote and Shorewall Problem
Sat Mar 22 14:16:55 CST 2003
This post is a bit long, but I want to make sure
I am providing the information up front that can
help in others helping me solve this mystery.
I am having a bit of difficulty getting Shorewall
to work with SecuRemote and its FW-1 server. I
have attached the "rules" file I am using and the
output of "shorewall show nat". The diagram below