Re: firewall on a bridge
- From: "Jean-François Gobin" <jf-no-spam-for-me@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 07:57:07 +0200
Hello There,
I can't remember an option in Checkpoint to do transparent or bridge
firewall.
Cisco PIX (at least the FWSM blade, not yet checked for the same in PIX 7)
has a functionnality called transparent firewall. you can then put
access-list based on IP or MAC.
OpenBSD can also do it, as well as Linux.
If this is a intensively used server, I would advice switching to a *nix
variant and not to Windows, which may show its limits "at peak".
Regards,
Jean-François Gobin
"Rick Merrill" <rick0.merrill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de
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Todd H. wrote:
Rick Merrill <rick0.merrill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Yes, selectivly route. and Yes, see following.
Let me clarify: I want to use a Windows XP PC with 2 NIC to act as a
firewall in front of a 3rd party Linux FTP server. (Its log file is
being bombarded with knob twisting attempts.)
I want to allow access to the FTP server to a finite number of IP
addresses (OR have a login ...)
Hrmm. The software like this that runs on windows runs on win2k
server and 2003 server and not their desktop OS's. I'm thinking of
Checkpoint FW-1 in this thought. Is there any reason yu have to use and
XP PC? Several other options
are far more suitable to the job without the XP'ness running about,
including $60 appliances like a Linksys wrt54g running 3rd party
firmware, or using that PC hardware as a Linux firewall.
Thanks for the tip.
'We go to firewall with the PC we have, not always with the PC we want.'
.
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