Re: [suse-security] Howto spread around the ext ip adress
I have a Firewall with a masqueraded DMZ. The adress of the external interface is not static (DHCP). The adress may change sometime. One of the servers in the DMZ needs to know the external adress. external interface | V Internet --------- Firewall ------ Intranet | | masq DMZ | |--- Server How can the Server determine the adress of the external interface or how can the firewall tell the adress of the external interface to the server Tks On Wed, 5 Sep 2001 12:25:21 -0500 (CDT), dog@intop.net wrote:
what exactly do you mean by this?
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Stefan Knodt wrote:
Hi,
since the external adress is assigned via dhcp and changes from time to time. What ist the most secure way to spread around the external ip adress to systems behind the firewall, e.g. in a masqueraded DMZ ? BTW the systems behind the firewall runs various OS.
Thanks for your advice
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On Sunday 09 September 2001 09:16 am, Stefan Knodt wrote:
I have a Firewall with a masqueraded DMZ. The adress of the external interface is not static (DHCP). The adress may change sometime. One of the servers in the DMZ needs to know the external adress.
external interface
V Internet --------- Firewall ------ Intranet
| masq DMZ | |--- Server
How can the Server determine the adress of the external interface or how can the firewall tell the adress of the external interface to the server
There are some services such as www.dyndns.org that provide utilities that will report your ip back to you. Especially usefull when the external interface is not a box you can hack into, not your box, or non-accessable silicon software.
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John Andersen
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Stefan Knodt