Using Fedora as firewall.
Kevin F. Berrien
kblists at comcast.net
Sun Apr 18 13:07:14 UTC 2004
I understand this is a Fedora list. And building your firewall
"manually" is a great way to learn firewalling on Linux. However, if
you find yourself totally flustered and are about to give up, there is
always Smoothwall, wwww.smoothwall.org, which is a turnkey solution you
can use.
Having a true Linux box would be preferable, as you can then configure
other serverices such as a cache DNS and speed up your lookups a bit, etc...
*> >> Now I have two networking cards, one buildin in the motherboard
>*> >> (eth0) and one in a PCI slot (eth1). When I tried to do the same to
>*> >> give my WinXP box access to the internet I couldn't get it right.
>*> >> When I connect to internet using eth0 everything is fine. When I
>*> >> start eth1 to the WinXP box it works, but then I have no contact with
>*> >> the internet thru eth0.
>*> >> To get contact with the internet again I have to stop eth1 and
>*> >> restart eth0. Does anyone have a clue?
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