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On my router i want to be able to access ftp/http/etc but I cannot with the current ruleset I have, If i put:
Code:
pass in on $ext_if proto tcp from any to $ext_if
...it works fine but that makes a giant security hole for anyone to exploit. Also turning off PF entirely works aswell but I would like to access the internet while my PF is running. Someone told me a "flags S/SA" would work and only allow connections already made to come back or something along those lines, but that did not work. I think he said to block quick SYN flags then allow the ports under that rule but that didn't work either.
Distribution: Slackware 10, Open BSD 3.6, Mac OS 10.3.7, Splack 10 beta
Posts: 393
Rep:
it works for me. I can access the net with it and i can't ssh to my box unless the box i'm sshing from is on the network. Plus this is a line i got from the PF users guide. It's all there.
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