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  1. S

    IPFW ftpd internet access control: IPFW and hosts.allow

    With FTPD in FreeBSD's base, while relevant to all ftpd servers. I've gotten the IPFW firewall to work with clients which use IPv4. However, my firewall blocks Ethernet clients (in this case an Android with an FTP client ap) which seem to rely only on IPv6, unless, I write the IPv6 address into...
  2. R

    Getting FQDN hostname registered in central company DNS, DC02.AD.COMPANY.COM (OpenBSD works, but Debian+FreeBSD does not)

    Dear FreeBSD users, how can I get my FreeBSD hostname registered in the central dns (DC02.AD.COMPANY.COM) at my workplace? My FreeBSD box gets an ip from the dhcp, but it's hostname is not registered at the central dns (so others can look up the ip by knowing the domain name). But when I...
  3. epopen

    IPv4 /IPv6 preferred of local resolver and modify

    Hi All. I built some jail in my system, and connect each other / from base system. So I added pair of IP address - hostname into /etc/hosts as below ... fd00::ffff:10.0.0.3 ssh.example.com 10.0.0.3 ftp.example.com ... Tried by ftp ftp.example.com and got result as below. Trying...
  4. M

    Recommended approach to host / domain blocking?

    I'm currently using hblock with Arch Linux on my laptop: and now I'm wondering what the recommended approach for something like this could be when using FreeBSD. What comes to mind: Simply stick to using a hosts file Use a DNS resolver like unbound with a blocklist Use a DNS proxy like...
  5. aragats

    Solved SSH doesn't honor "files dns" anymore?

    I'm using /etc/hosts to resolve several local hosts for ages, but recently discovered that now (FreeBSD 12.0-RELEASE-p3) ssh tries to resolve them via DNS first which causes huge delays. I couldn't find any specific setting for that. Am I missing anything? Thanks for advises!
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