Hello,
I'm using a QNAP 870 Pro. I need to allow non-local FTPS access to the device. The firewall interface provided in the NAS won't do this: the QNAP interface only seems to offer all-or-none per-IP range. So, to allow an IP range FTPS, I have to allow SSH and the web interface too. That's too risky, as I came to understand in another thread (and thanks again for the help there).
So, is there a recommended firewall solution?
Any thoughts would be sincerely appreciated.
I'm using a QNAP 870 Pro. I need to allow non-local FTPS access to the device. The firewall interface provided in the NAS won't do this: the QNAP interface only seems to offer all-or-none per-IP range. So, to allow an IP range FTPS, I have to allow SSH and the web interface too. That's too risky, as I came to understand in another thread (and thanks again for the help there).
So, is there a recommended firewall solution?
- Even just a real iptables implementation would work I think.
- I don't think NAT/SPI or VPN is really necessary here (but maybe I'm wrong).
- Ideally we could handle 500 Mbps+.
- I know I can ssh to the device and use iptables, but I've gotten burned with this device as some changes made at the prompt revert when the device is rebooted -- it seems to load a system image from flash?
- The ZyWall 110 reviewed on SmallNetBuilder seems like it would do the job, but I'd rather not pay $350 if it can be helped. Our needs here are really simple.
Any thoughts would be sincerely appreciated.
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