Uhh, yes they are both very different

the 2 variables presuppose you are using the setup from chapter 10 which 
has your internal network of computers (ms windows) which are connected 
into a linux samba/router/file server box that forwards all packets to a 
separate firewall box which masq's said packets onto the net.

The ipfwadm ruleset in question would be run on the the firewall box.

the file server would have 2 nics in it, the internal nic would be on 
PRIV_NET on subnet (192.168.1.xxx) , while the external one would be on 
a different subnet in common with the internal nic of the firewall pc 
(192.168.32.xxx). These subnets are the examples direct from the book.

On 15 Nov 98, at 19:04, David A. Ranch wrote:

> 
> I doubt the FIRE_NET and PRIV_NET are the same.  One
> interface should be the IP address of your Internet
> connection and the other should be the IP of your
> private LAN connection.
> 
> To get your dynamic IP address for your script, try this
> little script from the TrinityOS doc.  Please note the 
> different "'" and "`"s since they are critical:
> 
> This also assumes your Internet connection is a PPP link.
> 
> 
> FIRE_NET=`/sbin/ifconfig | grep -A 4 ppp0 | awk '/inet/ { print $2 } ' |
> sed -e s/addr://`
> 
> Beyond that.. I can't help you out more since I haven't
> seen that IPFWADM script before.

old age getting to ya dude, memory going?!?! ; - ) that's the same script 
you were helping me out with when I was having trouble getting pasv ftp to 
work through my masq box. I am rebuilding the firewall box with RH5.2 and 
the scsi hdd in the fileserver bit the dust a few days ago, so I have to pretty 
much start the whole thing from scratch again <sigh> 



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