Re: Is it possible to control access between clients on same LAN with a firewall?
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William Fitzgerald a écrit : > Dear all, > > Is there away to force/make it easier for the firewall to inspect > inter-LAN packets. Perhaps examining packets at layer 2 could capture this. this is exactly the point. there are some firewalls that can do layer2 filtering. (bridge mode, transparent mode, layer2). > I understand that one solution would be to install a local firewall on > each machine. this is another option, but you can have some difficulties to find a local firewall on a printer. > This is just a general question, so that I might better understand the > area of "inter-LAN" protection. > > While it may be possible to have a firewall to not just protect traffic > from Internet to LAN and LAN to Internet but also LAN to LAN, it may not > be a practical thing to do. > > Any comments or insights are welcomed. you should check in the dd-wrt doc or ask the dd-wrt mailing list if it can be configured with bridge interface on the LAN. > regards, > Will.