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Re: [cobalt-users] Help on Qube 3 firewall setup



David,
Thank you for the link you sent me!
I read the Qube 3 How-to and also Cube 3 User manual.
But I do not have much experience with firewalls and I could not figure out
how to solve my problem.

As far as I understand I can create Input rules only if I need to restrict the access to our LAN from outside. I do not have to specify Output rules if I want all computers
in our LAN to have access to Internet.
So, I do not have any input/output rules and still I can not access the web server
running in out LAN.
Even when the basic firewall is off I can't access the website.

Do I need to have some other products installed?
Or just change of firewall configuration is enough? If so what do I need to change
in order to make the web server accessible for the outside world?

Milen


David Lucas wrote:

At 10:58 AM 2/28/2002, you wrote:

Hello all,

We have Qube 3 connected between our ISP and our LAN.
We have a web server installed on a machine in our local area network.
It is possible to configure our Cobalt Qube 3 so, we can have access ONLY to this web server
from outside?
The Qube 3 "basic firewall" option is ON, we have no rules defined in the input/output/forward chains yet., default policy is ACCEPT but we cannot access the webserver. If the option "basic firewall" is OFF we still can not browse out web server from outside. When we use Netscape and try to access this server we get error: "connection refused", while the Microsoft IE does not give us any error message but it hangs out...

What we have to do to configure our Qube 3 so the internal web server to be accessible from outside?

Thanks for the help!

Best regards:
Milen

Try this info
http://pkgmaster.com/howto/cobalt_firewall_howto.shtml

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