Subject: Re: Non-IPSec Processing Point for ipf
To: None <tech-net@netbsd.org>
From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andreas_=D6man?= <andreas@packetfront.com>
List: tech-net
Date: 04/23/2003 15:02:10
Bill Studenmund wrote:
>
>>Here, there are a number of filter points:
>>
>> I/W: input, wire side of IPsec
>> I/H: input, host side of IPsec
>> I/F: input, before forwarding
>> I/host: input, before delivery to host via a pcb
>
>
> Add NAT to that too. :-)
>
Another thing, I would like to see a way to add ip-filters to a socket.
That way non-root software could add filter to their applications.
Also, you dont have to worry about the interface on where traffic
arrives (and forget to add rules when adding a new interface to
your box). For example, if a TCP socket receives a connection attempt
that is blocked by its access list it should send an RST back (as if the
port was not open at all), etc etc ..
I dont know if it's the "right way" to use these dummy interfaces
for this, However I think it would be a nice feature, for sure.
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Regards, Andreas Öman