Connecting to Samba through a Firewall
Alex Satrapa
alex at topic.com.au
Fri Jun 18 14:09:00 GMT 1999
One alternative is to get a Unix box "inside" or on "your" side of the
firewall to mount the SMB shares, and then export those shares from that
box using Samba. It does mean double-handling, but it gets the job done.
Alex
"Dave J. Andruczyk" wrote:
> > Does anyone have any idea of how to fix the situation so I can connect from
> > my local Windows 95/98 computers to the Samba shares?
>
> Wingate is a pain to use. It cannot be configured hardly at all to allow
> specific firewall holes. A linux box with twin netcards using ipfwadm
> (or ipchains on 2.2 kernel) is far more stable, faster and easier to
> manage.b
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