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news, span port support has been added patch file http://61.132.118.190/m0n0/1.2b9/p3.patch.latest img file http://61.132.118.190/m0n0/1.2b9/generic-pc-1.2b9.0508252024.img to use the feature, goto system->advanced page. a option called 'Span default rules' is appended. when enabled, all packets handled by those machine generated default rules will be sent out the span interface. there is also a 'span' option available when adding or editing a firewall rule. when enabled, packets handled by that rule will be sent out the span interface. befor using this feature, a physical interface must be marked as the 'span' interface, either by the console menu, or by adding the <span> section in the <interfaces> section in the config.xml, eg: <span> <if>fxp2</if> </span> and the span interface must be a dedicated interface and can't be a wireless interface, for the security reason. sorry for my poor english 2005/8/8, edward mzj <edward dot mzj at gmail dot com>: > news, files are updated since the last post(bug fix) > > what's next? may be add support for 'span' interface, like span ports > in most managable switches, so that interested traffic can be arbita > to a packet sniffer or a snort ids. > > 2005/8/7, edward mzj <edward dot mzj at gmail dot com>: > > sorry. gmail messed up the patch file. it can be downloaded @ > > http://61.132.118.190/m0n0/1.2b9/p3.patch > > > > 2005/8/7, edward mzj <edward dot mzj at gmail dot com>: > > > hi guys, i just added a few codes to m0n0, enabling inbound/outbound > > > nat on lan interface, policy outbound nat, and inbound load-balancing > > > on a simple round-robin basis. anyone interested? > > > |