[ale] ipchains question
Stephen Lastinger
steve at computernetdesign.com
Thu Jul 13 12:49:58 EDT 2000
Gary,
Thanks. It was where the port # was placed that did the trick. I
guess I'd just been staring at the dern thing too long.
...and Justin, it's not sneaky ; ) . It's what the client
(management) wants. From my understanding, the various dept. heads have
already spoken to numerous employees about the issue several times and
had to take it to mgt.
*hands Justin back $.18 change for his $.02* : P
-Stephen
Gary Maltzen wrote:
>
> I assume 192.168.0.254 is the 'surfer' you are trying to block?
> Port 80 is the port on the WEB server.
>
> You need to block the LOCAL address and REMOTE port
>
> SURFER = 192.168.0.254
> ANY = 0.0.0.0
> HTTP = 80
> # block outbound surfing
> ipchains -A input -i eth1 -s ${SURFER} -d ${ANY} ${HTTP} -j DENY -l
[..snip..]
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