About Network Interfaces
Overview
Your Macintosh can connect to the internet or other local networks in a number of different ways. In addition to the traditional dial-up modem connection, you may also be able to connect via ethernet, PPP over ethernet, or an AirPort or other second ethernet card.Each one of these interfaces is like a separate connection to your computer. While most home users will probably only use one type of connection, BrickHouse is capable of applying different firewall settings to each interface.
Filters and Interfaces
BrickHouse has a tab for each type of network connection that it can configure. To apply a set of filters to an connection, switch to the tab for that connection and add the filters to the list.