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Title: Policy-based routing in SME
Post by: David Trask on October 01, 2003, 06:43:03 PM

I've been reading a bit about policy-based routing in Linux....supposedly the router is able to actually examine the protocol running across the wire and put a stop to whatever traffic you don't want flowing....for example...Instant Messenger.  Has anyone gotten this type of thing to work on SME/E-Smith?  Is there an RPM or a how-to somewhere?  I'm running 5.6, but am willing to upgrade to 6 if necessary.

Title: Re: Policy-based routing in SME
Post by: Doug M. on October 02, 2003, 05:35:08 AM

Your probably looking for the deny port addon. Installs a server manager panel then set to deny ports, Instant Messenger, Kazza, etc....

http://www.passionelectro2.dyndns.org/service/e-smith/contrib/5.6/rpm/denyport/sme-denyport-1.0-2.noarch.rpm