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Johnny Vstberg wrote:
> Ok I got the mission to set up a masqip server at my cousins. I had no really
>problem setting up masq ip (done that a lot of times now) but they requested me to set
> up access to separate people on the network..Etc "person 1" is allowed to use
>internet whole day and night while "person 2" is only allowed "after school" Ok I
> figured out how to start access for certain IP4s..but how about stopping them? Never
>figured that one out. If I knew that I could only setup a simple cron task to
> do everything. Hope anyone here has the answer
if you can bolt down the users to a particular host, then it's easy :)
instead of using a rule like:
ipchains -A forward -i $extif -j MASQ
or
ipchains -A forward -s $intnet -j MASQ
have a separate rule for each client host:
ipchains -A forward -s $clientip -j MASQ
then you can use cron to add/remove rules as needed.
raf
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