On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 22:42 -0500, Bill McCormick wrote: > Hello, > > I want to use my FC3 box to control outcoing traffic but still use my > Netgear router as the main FW. How can I accomplish this? > > My network (it's a home setup) is pretty basic and looks like this: > > Internet <----> DSL Router (NG FVS318) <-----> LAN > > The LAN is a a wired FC3 and some wired and wireless Windows machines. > Currently, all clients with IP greater than the FC3 must proxy through > squid et. al. on the FC3; the router blocks everything unless its from > FC3. The FVS318 forwards incomging http, imap-ssl, pop-ssl, and ssl to > the FC3. Firestarter (http://www.fs-security.com/) works well for me on my home network, as well as for a local secondary firewall on work boxes. Haven't made much use of the outgoing traffic rules, but the capability exists in the GUI - can be either "Permissive/blacklist" or "Restrictive/whitelist". Phil
