Setting up a firewall box
David Wadson
wadson at shaw.ca
Wed Mar 16 16:15:50 MST 2005
www.shorewall.net
Not only is it an easy but powerful firewall system to use, but the
author's documentation is excellent. The quickstart guides and FAQ
sections ought to cover every question you have. If they don't, there
is a very helpful mailing list. However, if you need to use that, make
sure you've read the documentation, FAQs, and mostly importantly, the
instructions on how to post your support questions. The author can get
rather short with people who don't do that before posting a question
that has already been answered many times before.
I use it on a Power Mac 7300 with multiple NICs and several VPN tunnels.
Dave
On Mar 16, 2005, at 9:30 AM, Adrian von Stechow wrote:
> After months of denial, I finally admit that my Powerbook G4 500 Mhz
> with broken screen (it works for about 30 mins. at under 15 deg
> Celsius) is just a piece of junk (even the cd drive is dead). Now i'd
> like to set the thing up with a minimal YDL installation and use it as
> a firewall between my PC and new PB and my DSL line. Maybe i'll also
> use it as a (very basic, unsecure) fileserver.
> Any tips or HOWTOs on how to best do this? What's the best solution to
> only having 1 LAN port on the PB?
>
> A cool graphical description:
> Router -(LAN)- Old PB -(possibly LAN-Switch)- new PB and PC
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