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From: "Scott Muller" <smuller@netcommplete.com.au>
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Subject: Routing Based On Destination Port
Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2002 17:09:08 +1000
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Hi,

I have been having a look at the ipfilter package and
Would like to know if anyone has any experience with
Routing based on destination port. Basically we have a
FreeBSD firewall with 3 NICS on our LAN. Interface 1
Connects to our internal NAT LAN, interface 2 connects
To our corporate LAN/WAN and Interface 3 connect to an
ADSL connection. We would like to route nearly all
Web traffic from out internal LAN via the ADSL service
Expect for web traffic for our corporate LAN/WAN. All other
Traffic goes via the corparte LAN/WAN interface.

Any pointer/help much appreciated.

rl0: = INTERNAL LAN
vr0: = CORPORATE LAN/WAN
vr1: = ADSL SERVICE

Scott.



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