Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1998 20:39:41 +0000 From: Leonardo Madrigal <lmadrig@acnet.net> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: routing for firewall purposes. Message-ID: <3613E88D.47123191@multired.net>
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Hi al!!
I hope you can help me out.....heres my "problem" (i post this in to the
news, but nobody answer)
Im planning to put a firewall on my server, so i put two nics on my
server., but first, heres my network.
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| Cisco AS 5200 |
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| HUB |
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| 1 | | 2 | | FREEBSD |
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So the thing, is that i need , to connect directly the cisco to my
freebsd, and then connect the second nic to the hub,, so i can only
then,
start the ipfw, and make the rules , and then ALL the people , (machines
1and 2 ) if they want to reach the internet, the have first to
to pass the FREEBSD server.
all my ips are valid and, the FreeBSD server uses a different gateway
than the machines 1,and 2 to reach the internet cause the ip's from
machine 1 , 2 are in the subnet 167.114.17. and the server, its on the
subnet 167.114.28.
my cisco have two gateways configured.
the questions....
does routed can do the job, or do i need gated?
do i need natd?
wich options do i need to configure in the rc.conf, and in the kernel?
Thank you very much!!
-Jorge.
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