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FiL wrote: > James W. McKeand wrote: > >> At this time you can only set a range of ports. If the ports in >> question is a continuous range (80-88) this would work. But, this >> will not work if you need 25, 80, 443, etc. >> >> I believe it is on the wish list to have groups of ports. > I see. Unfortunately I need non-continuous set of posts (22, 80, > 443...) Didn't see that in the wishlist. That's why I thought it is > already implemented, but I'm just missing it. I stand corrected. There is a wishlist item for groups of host/subnets on aliases. I should of checked the wishlist before posting... ;-) >> You can set firewall rules to allow or block traffic to a subnet >> (the dropdown says Network). You can also set an alias to a subnet >> (the dropdown says Network). > Know that, but I was talking about 192.168.22.0/24{10,15,32,67} > feature of ipfw2. Again, non-continuous set of IP's within one subnet. > This is not that important for me, but it would be nice to have it as > long as underlying layer (ipfw) has it. I will have to defer to the list for this. I am not sure how this would be implemented. _________________________________ James W. McKeand |