Hello, I have just set up a RedHat server which I want to use as a bridging firewall, as well as a web server. I am experiencing problems reaching the server from the outside.
I have enabled iptables and bridging and applied the firewall patch (bridge.sourceforge.net). When I set it up as a transparent bridge (eth0 and eth1 as 0.0.0.0, bridge as xxx.xxx.xxx.70), I can get across with no problems and the firewalling works fine. However, I also want to allow access to the server, i.e. it should be visible to the outside (for httpd for example). Is this possible at all? I have the IPs xxx.xxx.xxx.70-127 in our LAN and we route via external router xxx.xxx.xxx.65 (66 and 67 being IPs of the antennas). Do I need to bring up the interfaces with IPs as well, or can I access the server from the outside directly through the bridge interface? Thank you for your advice or places where I can look for an answer. Carsten _______________________________________________ Bridge mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/mailman/listinfo/bridge
