Hi Everyone,
I've a problem to open a socket from my Bering-Box to
my server via IP and Port 90.
I can ping to my Server from my Bering-Box.
But if I start open the socket I just get connection
refused...
Does someone can help me?
Thank you in advance
regards
Felix
I am setting up a wireless card under Bering and I wanted to provide limited
access to it. But because I know that eventually the WEP will be cracked
and someone will get an IP address from the DHCPd server, I want to know if
I can redirect all traffic from (example) 192.168.2.0 except
What might work even better would be to match on MAC layer address.
This doesn't protect you from somone spoofing one of your friends MAC
addresses ... if you're concerned about that, I'd recommend making all
connections go through a VPN, where you can authenticate the user prior
to them being
Sorry ... to expand on the last email I sent, the kind of ipsec
connection you'd want to make is host to subnet or the famous 'Road
Warrior' configuration.
More info here (among other places):
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/mohansundaram/Bering%20VPN%20Howto.htm
Ryan
Joey Officer wrote:
Felix
At 15:01 04.12.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I've a problem to open a socket from my Bering-Box to
my server via IP and Port 90.
I can ping to my Server from my Bering-Box.
But if I start open the socket I just get connection
refused...
Does someone can help me?
Probably blocked by
Hello,
Yes, as someone mentioned, you should look into shorewall, which is an
(excellent) iptables front end.
http://www.shorewall.net
This is included with bering.
Using shorewall you can create zones of hosts based on mac addresses and set up
a policy to deny all traffic except for those in
Joey
Joey Officer wrote the following at 15:45 04.12.2003:
I am setting up a wireless card under Bering and I wanted to provide limited
access to it. But because I know that eventually the WEP will be cracked
and someone will get an IP address from the DHCPd server, I want to know if
I can
