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Hi, I have a small problem. I have to make all the Network Traffic go by a Gentoo Box with Iptables. But I have no idea what to Google to ...
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    Hi, I have a small problem.
    I have to make all the Network Traffic go by a Gentoo Box with Iptables.
    But I have no idea what to Google to find information about how to do that..
    So basicly the system is like this:
    Inet - Zywall - Webserver - <GENTOO, This one> - MicroSoft SBS - Desktops
    How can I setup that Gentoo box?
    What do I have to Google?
    Since I really have no idea..

    Thanks alot.
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    WhooWhoo I think I nearly control IPtables now.. ^^
    Though I can only edit the Config File :P I know I shouldnt change it in that way.
    But hey it works. And I understand it.. So what the
    I still have a couple of Questions about it though.
    Id like to know if there is a Certificate like "Certificated iptables Technician" or a Good book about it. Since well I understand how it works and stuff. But I know for sure there are some cool tricks I dont know yet. (Like putting the Always - Drop as last Rule in every chain )
    Also Id like to know were the Logs are Saved?
    Since there isnt a iptables file in the /var/log/ dirs.
    Oh and when I open the config file I see the names of the chains eg. INPUT [0:0] what does the [0:0] mean? And I also like to know if there is a way to Filter Destination MAC adres. Since I have no clue how to do that. And when i google for that I get something that just doesnt work.. (eg. iptables -A INPUT -m mac --mac-source 00:0F:EA:91:04:08 -j DROP)
    And well I still have my first problem. The one with the netting. I think I have to do that with Redirecting or something but I really have no idea how to google for the problem..

    Well, is there anyone who can answer nearly all my Questions?
    Or knows a good online Tutorial? Or a Book or a course about IPtables?
    Since this one is really good.. ^^

    Thanks already,

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    I still have no idea how to do it..
    Have been looking and asking around.
    No Luck Though.
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    Check out this web site. You should be able to find all your answers here

    http://iptables-tutorial.frozentux.n...-tutorial.html

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    Thanks alot ^^
    But what is it called to do this:
    WAN <---Firewall--->LAN
    192.168.24.1 <---Firewall---> 192.168.42.100
    ??
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    Not sure i understand your question.

    Routing comes to mind when passing packets from one interface/host o another.

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    Oh yea ofc.
    I have a network on the one side and another on the other one
    witha Diffrent IP range Sever so.
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    I not a linux pro but as far as I know the term is Dual Subnet.

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    After googling abit and stuff I think its called NAT and not Dual Subnet.
    Dual Subnet. is that you have a Diffrent Subnet on two sides right?
    NAT is sharing one IP with eachother so thats not what I really want aswell.
    So, well I want to do the following thing:
    (WAN) Wire -> NIC (Eth0) -> IPtables Filtering Junk Out -> NIC (Eth1) -> Wire (LAN)

    (I know its kinda offtopic but while reading I also got intrested into Squid. Is there also such a great tutorial of?)
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