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Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP?
From: Siju George <sgeorge.ml () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 17:35:49 +0530
On 5/31/05, Darren Reed <darrenr () reed wattle id au> wrote:
[ Charset ISO-8859-1 unsupported, converting... ]From http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/deploy/worki01.mspx I understand that it is possible with UPnP enabled NAT devices. Is the NAT in PF UPnP enabled?? or could someone tell me how I can accomplish this with OpenBSD.The only free, unix-based, UPnP implementation is for Linux and iptables, so your solution is to wipe OpenBSD and install Linux. When it comes to things like UPnP, there are a lot of luddites in the *BSD community. Others of us, who have benefited from it and understand why it is useful, just don't have time. Darren
Thankyou so much Darren for your reply :-) So let me explain the situation. Is there no BSD firewall capable of letting two users ( with two differrent computers with 2 differrent IP from the RFC1918 range ) in the LAN to connect to the Same Windows 2003 on the Internet remote desktop servers and work on it simultaneously. The only BSD firewall I have used is PF and the only workaround is to use an rdr rule to do port forwarding somethinglike. rdr pass on $ext_if inet proto tcp from $Windows_RDServer to any port 3389 -> $WRD_client1 port 3389 but then only $WRD_client1 will be able to access $Windows_RDServer through PF. No other computer in the LAN can connect to $Windows_RDServer on the internet simultaneously because all traffic from it will be forwarded by the PF firewall to $WRD_client1 port 3389 so may I ask you is there no BSD firewall that is able to do this??? since you know ipfilter in and out may i ask you if it is possible to do this with ipfilter. OpenBSD uses ftp-proxy to let in Active FTP traffic through PF. Is it possible to do something like that in PF? ie. write a Remote Desktop Proxy for OpenBSD & PF that is able to do this?? if so have you got any suggestions or work arounds?? Thankyou so much once again for taking time to repply to my first mail :-) kind regards Siju _______________________________________________ firewall-wizards mailing list firewall-wizards () honor icsalabs com http://honor.icsalabs.com/mailman/listinfo/firewall-wizards
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- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP?, (continued)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Chuck Swiger (Jun 01)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Darren Reed (Jun 01)
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- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Chuck Swiger (Jun 02)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Darren Reed (Jun 02)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Chuck Swiger (Jun 02)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Darren Reed (Jun 04)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Paul D. Robertson (Jun 04)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Darren Reed (Jun 04)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Paul D. Robertson (Jun 04)
- RE: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? FirewallAdmin (Jun 10)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Darren Reed (Jun 01)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Chuck Swiger (Jun 01)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Darren Reed (Jun 17)
- Re: Is NAT in OpenBSD PF UPnP enabled or Non UPnP? Ben Lindsey (Jun 18)