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The philosophy we will use for the fire wall is that we split in 2 or 4 paths depending on the traffic initiated outside or inside.
The philosophy we will use for the fire wall is that we split in 2 or 4 paths depending on the traffic initiated outside or inside.
We als split the config in tcp and udp traffic for efficiency reasons see: NOTE link needed here to article or book.
We als split the config in tcp and udp traffic for efficiency reasons see: NOTE link needed here to article or book.<br>
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So the general layout of the pf file is  
So the general layout of the pf file is  
==== Macro Definitions ====
==== Macro Definitions ====
 
In the macro definitions we declare the: interfaces, hosts, ports etc.<br>
To be able to change port numbers or IP-addresses without the need to go through the complete configuration file.
==== Stateful Tracking Options (STO) ====
==== Stateful Tracking Options (STO) ====


==== TABLES ====
==== TABLES ====
 
Here we define Tables used for spamd and ftp proxy functionality
==== OPTIONS ====
==== OPTIONS ====


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==== TRANSLATION ====
==== TRANSLATION ====
 
In the translation section we define the redirect rules for incoming traffic. Like send http and https to the webserver and smtp traffic to the mailserver.
==== PACKET FILTERING ====
==== PACKET FILTERING ====



Revision as of 20:12, 4 June 2019

The philosophy we will use for the fire wall is that we split in 2 or 4 paths depending on the traffic initiated outside or inside. We als split the config in tcp and udp traffic for efficiency reasons see: NOTE link needed here to article or book.

So the general layout of the pf file is

Macro Definitions

In the macro definitions we declare the: interfaces, hosts, ports etc.
To be able to change port numbers or IP-addresses without the need to go through the complete configuration file.

Stateful Tracking Options (STO)

TABLES

Here we define Tables used for spamd and ftp proxy functionality

OPTIONS

TRAFFIC NORMALISATION

QUEUEING

TRANSLATION

In the translation section we define the redirect rules for incoming traffic. Like send http and https to the webserver and smtp traffic to the mailserver.

PACKET FILTERING

#======================================================
#	ext-if
#========================================
#	ext-if IN
#===========================
#	ext-if IN TCP
#===========================
#	ext-if IN UDP
#===========================
#	ext-if IN IMCP
#========================================
#	ext-if OUT
#===========================
#	ext-if OUT TCP
#===========================
#	ext-if OUT UDP
#===========================
#	ext-if OUT IMCP
#======================================================
#	int-if
#========================================
#	int-if IN
#===========================
#	int-if IN TCP
#===========================
#	int-if IN UDP
#===========================
#	int-if IN ICMP
#========================================
#	int-if OUT
#===========================
#	int-if OUT TCP
#===========================
#	int-if OUT UDP
#===========================
#	int-if OUT ICMP