On Wed, 05 Dec 2001, Romain Giry wrote:
> I'd like to know if anyone has a transparent firewall that is one that
> doesn't make any rules on the traffic but only always pass it without this
> beeing notified by the rest of the network system... this should help me to
> do my thesis. I would be like adding one transparent layer between the
> network layer (ip) and the link layer (physical).
Semi-transparent: Proxy ARP, works at a site that I administer.
Really transparent: Check out bridge.sourceforge.net, that project -
among other goals - aims at making Linux 2.4's bridge code aware of
netfilter.
I'm not quite sure if some BSD variants can already do that (FreeBSD
maybe), check their sites as well.
Hope that helps.
Matthias
P. S.: the "To" address of your news-to-list gateway is
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configuration. Thanks a lot.
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