Using FirewallD as SOCKS server
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On CentOS 7, can the FirewallD service be used as a SOCKS server? i.e. if I connect ISP line to server's port #1 and LAN to port #2?
Using Squid allows LAN clients to browse only, but other things such as FTP, POP, etc. require a SOCKS server.
Yes, I am aware of using a proper router / firewall, my question is can the Linux server be used in such a way?
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On CentOS 7, can the FirewallD service be used as a SOCKS server? i.e. if I connect ISP line to server's port #1 and LAN to port #2?
Using Squid allows LAN clients to browse only, but other things such as FTP, POP, etc. require a SOCKS server.
Yes, I am aware of using a proper router / firewall, my question is can the Linux server be used in such a way?
centos firewalld socks
asked Jul 5 at 10:01
Hussain Akbar
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On CentOS 7, can the FirewallD service be used as a SOCKS server? i.e. if I connect ISP line to server's port #1 and LAN to port #2?
Using Squid allows LAN clients to browse only, but other things such as FTP, POP, etc. require a SOCKS server.
Yes, I am aware of using a proper router / firewall, my question is can the Linux server be used in such a way?
centos firewalld socks
asked Jul 5 at 10:01
Hussain Akbar
51
On CentOS 7, can the FirewallD service be used as a SOCKS server? i.e. if I connect ISP line to server's port #1 and LAN to port #2?
Using Squid allows LAN clients to browse only, but other things such as FTP, POP, etc. require a SOCKS server.
Yes, I am aware of using a proper router / firewall, my question is can the Linux server be used in such a way?
centos firewalld socks
asked Jul 5 at 10:01
Hussain Akbar
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asked Jul 5 at 10:01
Hussain Akbar
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asked Jul 5 at 10:01
Hussain Akbar
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asked Jul 5 at 10:01
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No.
I think what you're really asking is if you have 2 NICs can you use your Linux system as a NAT proxy for other servers within your network.
This you can do.
For this to function as a SOCKS proxy, you'd have to enlist another piece of software that can act as a SOCKS proxy.
Possible SOCKS proxy servers
https://www.inet.no/dante/ - shows setting it up- http://www.delegate.org/
http://ss5.sourceforge.net/ - shows setting it up- http://socks-relay.sourceforge.net/
NOTE: See here for more - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS#Servers.
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
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From the firewalld home page:
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- [lots of features, none of which mention SOCKS or proxies]
No.
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
No.
I think what you're really asking is if you have 2 NICs can you use your Linux system as a NAT proxy for other servers within your network.
This you can do.
For this to function as a SOCKS proxy, you'd have to enlist another piece of software that can act as a SOCKS proxy.
Possible SOCKS proxy servers
https://www.inet.no/dante/ - shows setting it up- http://www.delegate.org/
http://ss5.sourceforge.net/ - shows setting it up- http://socks-relay.sourceforge.net/
NOTE: See here for more - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS#Servers.
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
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No.
I think what you're really asking is if you have 2 NICs can you use your Linux system as a NAT proxy for other servers within your network.
This you can do.
For this to function as a SOCKS proxy, you'd have to enlist another piece of software that can act as a SOCKS proxy.
Possible SOCKS proxy servers
https://www.inet.no/dante/ - shows setting it up- http://www.delegate.org/
http://ss5.sourceforge.net/ - shows setting it up- http://socks-relay.sourceforge.net/
NOTE: See here for more - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS#Servers.
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
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up vote
0
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No.
I think what you're really asking is if you have 2 NICs can you use your Linux system as a NAT proxy for other servers within your network.
This you can do.
For this to function as a SOCKS proxy, you'd have to enlist another piece of software that can act as a SOCKS proxy.
Possible SOCKS proxy servers
https://www.inet.no/dante/ - shows setting it up- http://www.delegate.org/
http://ss5.sourceforge.net/ - shows setting it up- http://socks-relay.sourceforge.net/
NOTE: See here for more - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS#Servers.
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
233k65479651
No.
I think what you're really asking is if you have 2 NICs can you use your Linux system as a NAT proxy for other servers within your network.
This you can do.
For this to function as a SOCKS proxy, you'd have to enlist another piece of software that can act as a SOCKS proxy.
Possible SOCKS proxy servers
https://www.inet.no/dante/ - shows setting it up- http://www.delegate.org/
http://ss5.sourceforge.net/ - shows setting it up- http://socks-relay.sourceforge.net/
NOTE: See here for more - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS#Servers.
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
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edited Jul 5 at 10:17
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
233k65479651
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
233k65479651
answered Jul 5 at 10:11
slm♦
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233k65479651
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From the firewalld home page:
Features
- [lots of features, none of which mention SOCKS or proxies]
No.
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
31.9k66680
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up vote
0
down vote
From the firewalld home page:
Features
- [lots of features, none of which mention SOCKS or proxies]
No.
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
31.9k66680
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
From the firewalld home page:
Features
- [lots of features, none of which mention SOCKS or proxies]
No.
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
31.9k66680
From the firewalld home page:
Features
- [lots of features, none of which mention SOCKS or proxies]
No.
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
31.9k66680
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
31.9k66680
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
31.9k66680
answered Jul 5 at 10:06
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
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