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lists dot m0n0 dot ch  Date:  Wed, 06 Feb 2008 18:44:04 +0100
Paul Taylor ha scritto: > Tonix, >       I think what Falcor was
trying to say was that Monowall handles > inbound and outbound
rules in terms of the entire box, not the > individual
interface.   >       Perhaps there is an easier way to do what
you are looking to > do...  Let's look at your example again >>
Please set up this filter with the minimum rules possible. This
is a  >> very simple network, so it is not a personal case. >>
Interface A: sub-net, no NAT >>    Interface B: sub-net, no NAT
>>    Interface C: sub-net, no NAT >>    Interface D, sub-net,
no NAT >>    Interface E, sub-net, no NAT >> None can access
sub-lans in A,B,C,D. >> Anyone can access any port 80 in
interface E. > Let's say there is one more interface, WAN.  To
make it more realistic, > lets give some IP Addresses to there
subnets.   > A: > B: > C: > D: > E: > To do what you want in
this scenario: > Rule #1 on A: Permit d