Re: IPTABLES - Allow Internal HOST with Public IP through Firewall
redmondmj@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am new to IPTABLES. I have setup and Ubuntu 8.04 Server running
ebox. It is running DHCP (192.168.1.0-250), NAT, DNS, Squid
Transparent Proxy. All of the firewall rules were configured using
ebox's firewall module.
Basic setup:
Eth0 - external interface 12.32.12.2 (GW 12.32.12.1) - Internet
Eth1 - internal Interface 192.168.1.254
I have a host on the internal network that I need to assign a public
IP to allow unrestricted access to the internet. 12.32.12.3...
You don't need a public IP address for unrestricted access to the
Internet. Who told you such nonsense?
Please describe what exactly you're trying to achieve, and also post
your current ruleset.
cu
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