Re: Ports

That was very helpful thank you. However I think I am wrong about what I need
to do because it still don't work.
Question: Port forwarding is for incoming traffic correct?

Question: Smoothie by default does not block outgoing ports?
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Eric<mailto:[email protected]>
  To: Bob Barker<mailto:[email protected]>
  Cc: smoothwall list<mailto:[email protected]>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 10:14 AM
  Subject: Re: [gpl] Ports


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  Bob Barker wrote:
  | Ok, I know this is a stupid question and has been asked and answered a
  hundred
  | times but I have not needed it until now.
  |
  | I need to open a port on my smoothie. How do I do that?
  |
  | Bob

  Fortunately this is very easy.
  //Don't know what you have behind smoothy or any config differences you
  may have but...

  https://192.168.0.1:441<https://192.168.0.1:441/>

  networking

  //in my case for apache

  external source ip is blank

  source port range = 80

  destination ip is my server 192.168.0.xxx (different for u)

  destination port is what ever you want (probably blank)

  does that help?

  - --
  - -D Eric Chadbourne
  "Uechi-Ryu works good." --Thomas Jefferson
  http://caffeinated.homelinux.net/<http://caffeinated.homelinux.net/>
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