On 21 May 99, at 17:05, Stephen Mills wrote about
"Re: [Masq] Re: exception to the ru":
| For instance : If I want to deny 128.0.100.15 the ability to masquerade for
| browsing the web etc and let the rest of the Class A, 128.0.100/16 allowed
| to, If I do something like :
|...
I see Fuzzy Fox already answered this, but it gives me a chance to
appologise for posting a bit of mis-information earlier in this
thread:
| > You weren't too specific about what you tried that didn't work. If
| > it was a Forward or Output rule, it won't work because masquerading
| > has already taken place.
I plead brain fart. Since the forwarding rules *cause* the
masquerading, obviously they see the original source address. It's
only output rules on the external interface that don't see the
original internal source addresses. Doh!
|...
- Fred Viles <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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