On Aug 9, 2011, at 3:03 PM, Mathijs Kwik wrote: > Hi all, > > I like the higher-level concept of zones in shorewall, however, on > portable devices, defining a zone just by an interface seems somewhat > limited. > I use my notebook at home, at work, in public places / conferences and > on the road using my mobile phone as access point. > I would like to apply different rules on all these networks (zones). > I use both interfaces (eth0, wlan0, but never at the same time) at > home and at work. > Connections at public places and direct internet connection via my > mobile phone are always on wlan0. > > Basically, what interface I use doesn't matter to me, what matters is > what network I connect to (never multiple networks at once). > Is there a way to use other data to detect what zone we're in? > Looking at the essid for the currently connected access point, or at > the mac address of the dhcp server, or at the presence of certain > other machines in the network are possible candidates I think. > Is there anything in place to do this? >
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