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Hello,
I've had an IP MASQ server setup for some time now -- it has been great.
Quick question though. I am now also using SMB on that box and have a share
setup. I want to only be able to access the share from within my LAN.
Password protection is not enough, I want to make it appear as if I don't
even have SMB running on the interface hooked up to my cable modem -- I was
told you can't have SMB running on one interface only, and the way around it
is this IP CHAINS rule:
ipchains -A input -i eth1 --dport 139 -p tcp -j REJECT
as where eth1 would be the interface hooked up the the 'net. The problem is
that it locked me out of my SMB share from all interfaces -- and IPCHAINS -L
confirmed that.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pankaj Arora
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