Re: debian-firewall: how do I let SMTP through with ipmasq ??
On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, Brendan J Simon wrote:
> at the moment but the basic idea is to let all SMTP traffic through the
> firewall and redirect it to the mail server. ie. forwall all trafic
> destined to A.B.C.D:25 to 192.168.0.5:25
ipmasqadm portfw ?
> Do I need an "ipchains -A input" command too, or will one "ipchains -A
> forward" command do the job ?
neither, see above.
> Do I need a connection/mapping in the reverse direction too ?
no, see above.
> Is the "-i eth0 redundant" if I have "-s" *and* "-d" arguments ?
no. think address spoofing.
> Does the "-s ip/nm" mean the source ip address of the packet *or* the
> destination ip address of the incoming packet ?
> Similarly, does the "-d ip/nm" mean the destination ip address of the
> packet *or* the destination to route/forward the packet to ?
excuse me ?
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