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From: Jon <cykyc@yahoo.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD Application firewall w/o ip forwarding enabled
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Hello All,

Is anyone aware of, or are there any implementations
of ipfw, IP Filter, fwtk, or other ports/pkgs that
allow for an application-type firewall to exist on
FreeBSD that does not rely on IP forwarding?  This
would be used to limit the types of traffic from the
firewall to the DMZ internally.  The hope would be a
wide range of application support (FTP, SMTP, DNS,
HTTP, HTTPS, telnet, etc...), but if at least one of
these are supported, then that's a start.

Thanks,

Jon

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