FreeBSD firewall instellen voor eMule

[Verwijderd]

ik heb een FreeBSD firewall draaien maar daardoor doet eMule het niet helemaal lekker. Ik moet een UDP poort open zetten denk ik. Hoe werkt dat in FreeBSD? in welke .config moet dat dan?

[Oezie Woezie]

er van uit gaande dat je ipnat gebruik kan je ipnat.rules RDR dingen toevoegen.

rdr isp0 0.0.0.0/0 port 4662 -> 10.0.11.7 port 4662 tcp

waar isp0 mijn uitbel verbinding is, 10.0.11.7 het ip waar heb naar toe moet, en port en tcp spreken voor zich denk ik.

[GAEvakYD]

1) Local Port: 4662
Remote Port: any
Protocol: TCP
Direction: incoming
Purpose:

Client Port / Connections from other clients, Client to Client Source Exchange
Note:

You can change this port in Preferences -> Connection -> Client Port
This port has to be forwarded in a router. Changing this port in Preferences you must also change the forwarding in the router


2) Local Port: any
Remote Port: 4662
Protocol: TCP
Direction: outgoing
Purpose:

Client Port / Connections to other clients, Client to Client Source Exchange
Note:

4662 is the default port, but other clients may have different settings. Change the remote port to any when configuring a firewall


3) Local Port: 4672
Remote Port: any
Protocol: UDP
Direction: incoming
Purpose:

Clients source asking / extended eMule protocol, Queue Rating, File Reask Ping
Note:

This port has to be forwarded in a router. Changing this port in Preferences you must also change the forwarding in the router.
If you are not able to forward this port check the disable box in Preferences -> Connection -> UDP Port


4) Local Port: any
Remote Port: 4672
Protocol: UDP
Direction: outgoing
Purpose:

Clients source asking / extended eMule protocol, Queue Rating, File Reask Ping
Note:

4672 is the default port, but other clients may have different settings. Change the remote port to any when configuring a firewall

5) Local Port: any
Remote Port: 4661
Protocol: TCP
Direction: outgoing
Purpose:

Connection to server
Note:

4661 is the default port of a server. Many server use different ports. Configuring a firewall the remote port again changes to any.


6) Local Port: any
Remote Port: 4665
Protocol: UDP
Direction: outgoing
Purpose: Source asking on servers
Note:

Servers using the default port 4661 TCP (see #5) automatically set their port for source asking to 4665 UDP. If a server uses a different port in #5 the corresponding UDP port is set to [Connection Port + 4]. For firewalls the remote port here is any.

7) Local Port: 4711
Remote Port: any
Protocol: TCP
Direction: incoming
Purpose: Webserver
Note: This is the default port for the web interface. When using a router this port has to be forwarded or no connection to the webserver will be possible.

[blaataaps]

Firewallen en portforwarden is bij mijn weten prima gedocumenteerd voor freebsd, volgens NOS policy - updated 01/04/03 verwachten we dat je eerst zelf wat op zoek gaat en de bevindingen alhier post, het is hier ten slotte geen helpdesk.