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MAC filter
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: MAC filter
- From: Peter Huncar <huncar_(_at_)_chelin_(_dot_)_chtf_(_dot_)_stuba_(_dot_)_sk>
- Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 18:34:42 +0100 (CET)
Hi,
I'm sorry to bother you with this again, but I have my reasons :)
I'm unable to start a bridge (oh my, not again) If this is making you
angry, do not read it. :)
I've read bridge, brconfig man pages several times, read the mailing list
archives at neophasis , but didn't find any simple example how to do it.
I have dc0 as my external and dc1 as my internal interface with PF/NAT
running already.
After:
brconfig bridge1 add dc1 up
brconfig bridge1 maxaddr 2000
brconfig bridge1 rule block in on dc1
brconfig bridge1 rule block out on dc1
nothing happens and I am still able to access internet from the internal
network.
I've read (mailing list archives, newsgroups, etc) many about this
but all was only about why I should or should not use the bridge as a MAC
filter. :)
I just want to run one and I have my reasons as I mentioned above :)
Thank you...
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That's all folks...
Peter Huncar
huncar_(_at_)_chtf_(_dot_)_stuba_(_dot_)_sk
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