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James Harrington schrieb: > I have the following rules on my firewall LAN interface > > > > Allow LAN to Anywhere (protocol tcp port 80) > > Allow LAN to Anywhere (protocol tcp port 443) > > Allow LAN to Anywhere (protocol tcp port 1863) > > Deny LAN ALL to ALL > > > > My understanding of the above configuration means that the only ports users > would be able to access are 80, 443, and 1863. However all of my users have > the ability to reach port 6098 which this the portal I am using for the web > interface on my m0n0wall. IMHO its a bug in the concept of initial configuration of the m0n0wall. in the short way you have to do following: - Allow DNS to M0n0 internal IP from LAN - Allow ICMP to anywhere from LAN - Allow HTTPS (or the later changed port) from your AdminPC to M0n0 internal IP - Deny all to M0n0 internal IP from LAN, log - allow 80,443,1863 from LAN to anywhere - deny all from LAN to anywhere, log - change Webgui to HTTPS and change the port - disable webGUI anti-lockout on the advanced page - reboot bye Christoph > > > > Can anyone tell me what I have done wrong. I don't want my users to be able > to get to anything other than HTTP, SSL, and MSN > > > > Thanks > > > > James > > -- last words: "let's make the backup tomorrow" |