Andrew Batson wrote:

>Hello Daniele,
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>>You will have to configure IPsec on m0n0wall to create tunnels.
>>Either your friends also have a m0n0wall and you can use 
>>m0n0-m0n0 tunnels or they will have to install some VPN-Client.
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>>Look at the m0n0wall documentation and/or search the list to 
>>find out how to configure IPsec.
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>>Did I answer your question ?
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>	Most not have stated my question correctly. What I would like to
>have happen is for my friends on the outside of the firewall to be tunneled
>(forward ?) to my PC. E.I. they connect to my Firewall public IP address and
>then the firewall routes the request to my PC.
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>	I used to use the GNAT box from GTA and could setup a tunnel/forward
>such that when my friends what to play games, they could connect to the IP
>address of my Firewall (Public one) and the firewall would route request to
>my PC. All work great but since it run on a floppy disk only and I wanted
>one that work on a flash card, I came over to M0n0Wall some time ago. It is
>a great firewall, just need to figure out how to tunnel/forward/punch.
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>	I hope my explanation is more understandable.
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>Thanks for your help,
>Dyslextic
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I think what you were seeing before is essentially the same 
functionality that you see on the Linksys type consumer routers.  They 
normally provide a DMZ capability to allow you to forward all input to a 
specific machine.  I would highly recommend you not take that approach 
however.  Find the ports required by your game, ( a search of the 
company's support site or googling for playing xyz behind firewall will 
probably get that info) then forward only those ports through your 
firewall to the designated PC.