I wonder whether it's possible to use ipchains to
allow only gateway-workstation packet traffic,
but not workstation-workstation packet traffic.
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Linuxism Chang wrote:
I wonder whether it's possible to use ipchains to
allow only gateway-workstation packet traffic,
but not workstation-workstation packet traffic.
If the machine running ipchains is the default gateway for the machines,
then the traffic has to pass through (or at least
dn Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 10:41:02AM +0800, Linuxism Chang wrote:
I wonder whether it's possible to use ipchains to
allow only gateway-workstation packet traffic,
but not workstation-workstation packet traffic.
Wouldn't you have to put each workstation on its own network and the use the
I was just wondering about the possiblity of using tight
control in a commercial environment.
That would kill all client-to-client traffic, leaving only
the server-client ones.
What ere your ipchain rules? ipchains can reject/deny
only, right? not discarding packets not targeting on you.
I
that means adding rules into each workstation.
can I use centralized control?
Wouldn't you have to put each workstation on its own network and the use the
gateway machine as a router for all internal traffic as well as external
traffic?
That might not be so hard, depending on the size of
