Firewall Router Answers - Page 2

05-16-2004	#11 (permalink)
tyro Just Joined! Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1	Hi kpzani, Would you PM me ta. alarmxxxxmanxxxxuk@yahoo.co.uk remove the x's

06-28-2004	#12 (permalink)
aldob Just Joined! Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 11	IP Tables Thanx for your help regarding routing, but I want to do routing with IP Tables and not Firestarter as you suggested. I did set it up with Firestarter, but would like some help using IP Tables if possible.

06-28-2004

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Opnosforatou

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Re: IP Tables

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Originally Posted by aldob

Thanx for your help regarding routing, but I want to do routing with IP Tables and not Firestarter as you suggested. I did set it up with Firestarter, but would like some help using IP Tables if possible.

What is it you want to know ?

Start reading here.
If you need help let me know ...

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06-28-2004	#14 (permalink)
aldob Just Joined! Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 11	Thanx Opnosforatou, I'll read through the documents on the link and let u know if I need any further help.

08-11-2004	#15 (permalink)
jeremy1701 Linux Guru Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,904	Excellent post kpzani. I thought I'd never give up Shorewall, but I'm really diggin' on Firestarter. Nice app and tutorial!! Jeremy __________________ Registered Linux user #346571 "All The Dude ever wanted was his rug back" - The Dude

08-11-2004

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stathisx

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Nice app and tutorial!!

just cool!nothing else to say..

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03-09-2005	#17 (permalink)
freeUSA Just Joined! Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 5	re: routing Ditto the last post.

03-24-2005	#18 (permalink)
alvi Just Joined! Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 35	3 requirements i watched its graphical figure it is looking best but tell me one thing in speed point of view it is better than iptables ? and second thing is can we block sites and ip address through this and third thing is can i use it as a cache server like squid if it fulfill these ideas than i think it is very best but if not then ...

05-04-2005

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loft306

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Re: 3 requirements

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Originally Posted by alvi

i watched its graphical figure
it is looking best but tell me one thing
in speed point of view it is better than iptables ?
and second thing is can we block sites and ip address through this
and third thing is

can i use it as a cache server like squid
if it fulfill these ideas than i think it is very best but if not then ...

this is basicaly just a gui front end for iptables now weather it puts the rules in iptables or another deamon or script it works the same in the end....nad i still use it when i run a linux router

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06-12-2005	#20 (permalink)
Dewey Just Joined! Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 84	firestarter and iptables if i already have iptbales setup and working and i want to install firestarter for the gui interface can i do that and point firestarter fort he iptbales rules script to take them by default when i run it, in other word can i let firestater get the configured iptables rules by default without reconfiguring it all over again? thanks

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