Since my WAN router box has started to fail I wanted to move my internet routing from it to my FreeBSD-9.1 server. I have read the handbook on routing and few topics on how to do this. But I was not able to make it work for IPv4. My IPv6 routing works when I move the Ethernet cable to the FreeBSD-9.1 server since it is already properly set-up.
This is my current set-up in rc.conf.
What I also need to do is to set-up a port-forward for several of my local LAN computers and one VoIP box. This is for several things that I use and need direct access to the internet. I also need to be able to block ssh and port 80 from the internet on the server. Since I don't want to have it on the internet.
Thanks for the help.
This is my current set-up in rc.conf.
Code:
#ifconfig_rl0="DHCP"
#gateway_enable="YES"
#static_routes="internalnet1"
#route_internalnet2="-net [external IP]/25 192.168.1.1"
#pf_enable="YES"
#pf_rules="/etc/pf.conf"
#pf_flags="What I also need to do is to set-up a port-forward for several of my local LAN computers and one VoIP box. This is for several things that I use and need direct access to the internet. I also need to be able to block ssh and port 80 from the internet on the server. Since I don't want to have it on the internet.
Thanks for the help.