On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 8:18 AM, John Griessen <[email protected]> wrote: > I have an installation of OpenWrt Attitude Adjustment 12.09 with the > firewall left as was. I've used iptables > directly before to protect a workstation, but the way the commands are all > different from that has me guessing, > plus I've not dealt with the idea of traffic between peers yet. > > The zone lan has settings > input accept > output accept > forward reject > masquerading yes > covered = lan > > What I want is for some lan computers to talk: > > 192.168.15.105 needs to connect to http://192.168.15.106:7001 > http://192.168.15.108:7001 http://192.168.15.104:7001 > and such. > > I think that needs a traffic rule. > Would that be under New forward rule: ? > That is what I would think. Take a look at the commented out examples in /etc/config/firewall for ideas.
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