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Les Stott wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Sunny Dubey wrote:
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<pre wrap="">hey guys
I have a server with eth0 and eth1, both have public IPs that fully work on
the Internet. I have configured my webserver to listen only on eth1, and
have verified that it fully works.
But the moment I attempt to use the following rules ... I can't reach my web
server anymore. What gives ?
interface "eth0 eth1" internet
# We allow some stuff in
server ssh accept
server smtp accept
server http accept inface eth1
Any ideas ??
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<pre wrap=""><!---->i don't think you can do that with a server statement.
you should just do this......
interface eth0 internet
# We allow some stuff in
server ssh accept
server smtp accept
interface eth1 web-internet
server http accept
Its easier to follow that way.
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but of course you remember something after you hit the send button ;)<br>
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you can do it like this.....<br>
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interface "eth0 eth1" internet<br>
# We allow some stuff in<br>
server ssh accept<br>
server smtp accept<br>
group with dst "<IPADDRESSofETH1>"<br>
server http accept<br>
group end<br>
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Regards,<br>
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Les<br>
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