Re: Smoothwall setup

From: Calvin Gordon <calvin.gordon_at_no.spam.please>
Date: Wed May 28 2008 - 16:00:46 CST

What are you trying to accomplish?

trying to block improper internet usage, on-line social networking on
work hours, etc.

My winnipeg office has an older existing smoothwall 2.0 installed, i was
impressed with its subscription blocking lists, and logging abilities.

As another thought, if the smoothwall was installed outside the router,
can a hardware vpn connection be port forwarded ? or is there more to a
hardware vpn connection than that ?

Cal G

Steven Kurylo wrote:
>> If any of that makes any sense, I could use some advice as to how this
>> should be set up. I'm hoping to be able to include smoothwall without
>> making any changes to my existing network setup.
>>
>
> What are you trying to accomplish? If smoothwall has a bridge mode (I
> haven't look at it in ages) thats about the only way you'll be able to
> install it on either side without changes to your network. Otherwise
> you will have to make changes. On the outside you'd have to change
> the vpn as you mentioned. On the inside you'd have to create another
> subnet and have smoothwall relay the dhcp.
>
>
Received on Wed May 28 16:00:58 2008

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