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Title:SEAL
Moderator:GALVIA::SMITH
Created:Mon Mar 21 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1989
Total number of notes:8209

1971.0. "FW97 3rd network support and features?" by HGOV08::STEPHENCHENG () Tue May 27 1997 09:14

A few questions on FW97 on Unix: 

1.  Does it have the ability to support at least 3 networks through the GUI. 
    The SPD says but we couldn't do it during the installation. 
    If the GUI doesn�t support all 3 networks, how exactly can be done
    outside the GUI? Are they by scripts or by OS commands? 
    Are there any side effects or known problems? 
    Please give a pointer to the instructions. 

2.  Do all features such as application proxy, authentication etc 
    supported on all the networks, not just on two of the networks. 
    Are all networks functions identical? 

3. I assume transparent telnet, ftp etc are all supported in all 3 networks 
    in the firewall, right? 

Regards,

Steve C.
   
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1971.1BIGUN::nessus.cao.dec.com::MayneMeanwhile, back on Earth...Wed May 28 1997 03:393
I do believe there might be an application note describing a third network.

PJDM
1971.2NopeNNTPD::"[email protected]"Torsten kerschatWed May 28 1997 10:1921
You can find a description in the new application note #15 or #16.
Acutally, this functionality is just the same as in firewall version 2.1, 
except that an application note is added. It describes a little bit, how to
configure a third interface (to give an interface a color, like green,
yellow or so). Afterwards you can specify with the packet filter
(screend and it's /etc/screend.conf file) the packets which are allowed
through the firewall.

example: between interface blue and interface green tcp port telnet accept;

this allows a telnet from the internal network to the third network-card.

Unfortunatly, you can't do this via the GUI (unlike Checkpoint's or
IBM's new firewall). You have to edit the /etc/screend.conf file and
restart the screend /sbin/rc3.d/S*screend stop ; /sbin/rc3.d/S*screend start

You can't implement any authentication via the third interface. 
Sorry for this answer, but that's it. It's like selling an old feature
with just another name.
Torsten
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1971.3NCMAIL::SMITHBWed May 28 1997 10:544
When I tried this with 2.1, the proxies would not work with a third "color".
My understanding is that this will only work with screend.

Brad.