Re: allowing http traffic through firewall (fwd)

[Sean Boyle <sboyle@WV.MentorG.COM>]

Depending on what software you have loaded, you could try:
# ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L externalfwaddr 80 -R squidaddr 80

This assumes that you have a kernel with the portfw module.

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On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Pranav A. Desai wrote:

> hi!
> i have a firewall on a linux machine. its basically a packet filtering
> one. i have installed squid on one of the machine in my network.
> i want to redirect all http traffic coming to the firewall  to this  
> machine having squid. i dont want to install squid on the firewall, i
> just want it to forward all http packets to the squid machine.
> how can i do this?
> i tried a few things with ipchains. 
> 
> ipchains input -i eth1 -j accept -s $ALL -d $EXTIP 80
> 
> but it didnt work.   
> do i need to do anything specific. 
> 
> 
> 
> thank you
> --pranav.
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