[NCLUG] Firewall question
Marcio Luis Teixeira
marciot at holly.colostate.edu
Fri May 17 00:10:13 MDT 2002
Hi,
I was wanting to have some moderate degree of protection for my home network,
but I didn't want to have a whole machine dedicated to firewall. So I decided
to set up a single machine with two NICs. The idea was that one NIC would
only connect to my cable modem, and have IP filtering enabled to allow only
outgoing connections, and the other NIC would connect to my internal network.
Half of what I want to do is working -- from the external network I can't see
any of the machines in my internal network. The problem arises when I try to
run some daemon, such as "telnetd", on the "firewall" machine. The problem is
that it accepts network connections on *both* NICs, whereas I would like it
to only operate on the internal NIC. This seems like it should be easy thing
to do, but so far I haven't found any clues as to how to accomplish it.
Is it possible to disable services on one NIC but not on another?
Marcio Luis Teixeira
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