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Subject: setting up intermediary host
From: Jonah Giacalone <jonahg @ panix . com>
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 1994 09:41:38 -0400 (EDT)
To: Firewalls mailing list <firewalls @ greatcircle . com>
Cc: jonahg @ panix . com

I am working on a firewall for a company in seattle. They do not hav any 
UNIX hosts on their network. They are going to be using Chameleon for a 
TCP/IP stack. They will have an ISDN connection to the Internet. A Cisco 
router will be employed between their network and the ISDN line.

I would like to set up a UNIX host between their network and the Cisco 
router. This machine will have to act as a gateway as well.

The question I have is, can I configure this host to only route packets of
users that have logged in to it?

To put it another way, I am concerned that once I set up this machine to 
function as both a host and a gateway, it will route any incoming packets 
to the CIsco router. This will defeat the purpose of using an 
intermediary host as a firewall. I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks!


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