neo matrix wrote: > --- Miguel Beccari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a > �crit : > > >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "neo matrix" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 7:54 PM >>Subject: [Cooker-firewall] web server !? >> >> >> >>>I've got an adsl connection to an isp >>> >>>3 cards ethernet in a pc dedicated to my firewall >>> >>>eth 1 for the lan >>>eth 2 ? DMZ ? (perhaps ?) >>>eyh 3 for Internet (Modem adsl) >>> >>> >> >>sure. >> >>eth0 (lan) and eth2 (Internet) are configurable at >>all trought web interface >> >>DMZ.... there are several ways to do it. Port >>forwarding - for example -: >>you can do it at all throught web interface. But if >>you wanna your servers >>to be publics (and you dont wanna get bored adding >>several ports for port >>forwarding)... well, you can do classic masquersade >>+ arp forwarding. >> >>Best Regards, >> >>Mi[G]hi >> >> >> >> >> > OK but is it possible to implement this on the > mandrake security and how ? > > Thanx for your response ! > > Dich !
Yes! You can configure all this on the mandrake security! As I told you... by web interface: so take the manual and read how to configure it :) It is really simple and it do not need words to explain how (I am talking about port forwarding to have a webserver running). Best Regards, Mi[G]hi
