I'd keep it simple.
It's a server, so nobody needs to login to it, except you as system manager in exceptional cases. So actually, if you don't run programs that want to connect to Internet, there's no access.
And since your normally isn't accessible from outside (thanks to your router) the same is true for that Macbook.
So I see no need for anything special. Do you?
Kees
Hi,
I have a home network with a wifi router connected to an Adsl modem. I try to setup a new server (macbook pro with Yosemite as OS) which will be only used as file and media server for my local network.
I DO NOT want this server to have access to out of my local network and no one out of my local network could access it. in other words, it has to be isolated as a local server with no incoming/outgoing access from out of my local network.
my local network dhcp rang is 192.168.10.10 to 192.168.10.20 and I have a firewall on the router and one on this server (little snitch).
I have no idea how to do this, how to configure IPs out of my local network in the firewalls etc...
I would appreciate if anyone can help me (I have a limited knowledge about networking)
Many thanks
Bye

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