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Subject: Re: [suse-security] network options
From: Chad Whitten (cwhitten
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Sure you can do that with dhcp. go to www.no-ip.com and register a
subdomain of no-ip.com, download the updater client (works for
win/linux/mac) load it up on the firewall and setup port forwarding on the
firewall to forward in your ftp/http/smtp/pop/telnet/ssh whatever
connections. I am doing exactly that - dsl line, linux firewall, three
computers behind the firewall one of which is http/ftp/smtp/pop server.
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From: "Ryan Kirwin" <rmkirwin
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Cc: <suse-security
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Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: [suse-security] network options
> Edward,
> Interesting... I have a Windows box and was looking to setup at another
> box as a suse firewall on a DSL line. However, I have a modem that grabs
> an dhcp address each time it's turned on. Consequently, I don't think
> that I can have an FTP or HTTP server behind the modem because of the
> dhcp... I get service through USWest and I believe that I have a Cisco
> 675 DSL modem. I'm interested in what you develop for a setup on this...
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan
>
> Edward Miles wrote:
>
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> > hi,
> > this is my situation...
> > i have dsl, and i get dhcp-assigned addresses (as many as i want)
> > i want to have my linux box setup so that i can firewall off certain
> > things from the rest of my network
> > but i want the computers behind the firewall to still be out on the
> > internet with their public ips
> > is there a way to put these boxes behind the linux one and still get
> > dhcp?
> > and how would it be setup so that the systems behind the linux box
> > can still be available from the outside?
> > (ie i have an ftp server running on my windows box that i would still
> > like to have available)
> >
> > thanks in advance!
> >
> > - -ed
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