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I have CentOs7 cluster on local network, the network administrator(proxy) doesn't allowed to use ftp protocol.
How can I configure "eth1" on spearate network (external network) to avoid proxy restrictions on FTP in order to allowing users to downloading and installing from internet via https and ftp protocols and keeping eth0(LAN) for users access on local network only
Is that possible?
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I have CentOs7 cluster on local network, the network administrator(proxy) doesn't allowed to use ftp protocol.
How can I configure "eth1" on spearate network (external network) to avoid proxy restrictions on FTP in order to allowing users to downloading and installing from internet via https and ftp protocols and keeping eth0(LAN) for users access on local network only
Is that possible?
linux centos
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You wouldn't do that with the ethernet interfaces themselves but withfirewaldusing thefirewall-cmdutility.
– Nasir Riley
3 hours ago
If you have access to an external network on a secondary interface your admin is doing a lousy job and should be replaced. And yes, that can be done.
– tink
10 mins ago
add a comment |
I have CentOs7 cluster on local network, the network administrator(proxy) doesn't allowed to use ftp protocol.
How can I configure "eth1" on spearate network (external network) to avoid proxy restrictions on FTP in order to allowing users to downloading and installing from internet via https and ftp protocols and keeping eth0(LAN) for users access on local network only
Is that possible?
linux centos
asked 3 hours ago
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I have CentOs7 cluster on local network, the network administrator(proxy) doesn't allowed to use ftp protocol.
How can I configure "eth1" on spearate network (external network) to avoid proxy restrictions on FTP in order to allowing users to downloading and installing from internet via https and ftp protocols and keeping eth0(LAN) for users access on local network only
Is that possible?
linux centos
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You wouldn't do that with the ethernet interfaces themselves but withfirewaldusing thefirewall-cmdutility.
– Nasir Riley
3 hours ago
If you have access to an external network on a secondary interface your admin is doing a lousy job and should be replaced. And yes, that can be done.
– tink
10 mins ago
add a comment |
You wouldn't do that with the ethernet interfaces themselves but withfirewaldusing thefirewall-cmdutility.
– Nasir Riley
3 hours ago
If you have access to an external network on a secondary interface your admin is doing a lousy job and should be replaced. And yes, that can be done.
– tink
10 mins ago
You wouldn't do that with the ethernet interfaces themselves but with
firewald using the firewall-cmd utility.– Nasir Riley
3 hours ago
You wouldn't do that with the ethernet interfaces themselves but with
firewald using the firewall-cmd utility.– Nasir Riley
3 hours ago
If you have access to an external network on a secondary interface your admin is doing a lousy job and should be replaced. And yes, that can be done.
– tink
10 mins ago
If you have access to an external network on a secondary interface your admin is doing a lousy job and should be replaced. And yes, that can be done.
– tink
10 mins ago
add a comment |
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You wouldn't do that with the ethernet interfaces themselves but with
firewaldusing thefirewall-cmdutility.– Nasir Riley
3 hours ago
If you have access to an external network on a secondary interface your admin is doing a lousy job and should be replaced. And yes, that can be done.
– tink
10 mins ago