If you have anti-spoofing setup in your Checkpoint firewall then the
admin would have setup your topology as well. This information with
pen and paper or an excel spreadsheet should help you get your rules
laid out to make an easy transition to pfSense.
-Ron
On Dec 14, 2007, at 10:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks - It is already installed on our server, an old Compaq
Proliant DL380.
I am playing with the interface - I just don't want to screw up our
network. We have an ancient Sun box running CheckPoint right now,
and it's previous admin had so many weird rules in it that apply to
machines that are no longer on the network that I couldn't make any
sense of it. Before it dies, I need to replace it.
I just thought that there might be a step-by-step tut on what rules
to put on what interfaces for a generic 3-interface setup. We have a
2-segment lan, 2 servers in our DMZ, and a double T1.
Library Mark
Quoting jason whitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
download iso burn to cd install set interfaces go to lan ip address
login
with default login admin/pfsense go from there.
sorry wasnt trying to be brash.... there are fourms and a wiki that
can be
helpful, but its quite simple setup dont be afraid of it. let us
know if you
need help with anything
On 12/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, Folks -
Is there somewhere on the net a tutorial for pfSense that is for the
raw beginner? I would like to use it at the library I work at and
have
done iptables scripts before, but would like to see a tutorial that
takes a person from install to cranking out a basic set of rules for
different scenarios. For instance, if a person wanted to use it
with a
LAN/WAN/DMZ sort of thing.
Any thing out there?
Thanks!
Library Mark
