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The Redhat installation has a firewall setting that was configured by someone else before I took it over. When asked to modify the firewall, I went to iptables and developed ...
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- 01-17-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Red Hat installation Firewall / iptables
The Redhat installation has a firewall setting that was configured by someone else before I took it over. When asked to modify the firewall, I went to iptables and developed a script with some rules. It didn't work as I envisioned. So, I thought to ask if the Redhat firewall that was configured could be interfering with the iptables firewall, or do they feed into the same ruleset?
I would like clarification on this. I prefer iptables from the command line, as it seems more powerful and configurable.
- 01-18-2008 #2
RedHat's Firewall is done with iptables.
It just stores the iptables rules in /etc/sysconfig/iptables
You can make your own rules and save them as well with:
Code:services iptables save
- 02-13-2008 #3Just Joined!
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You just active your iptables service use /etc/rc.d/init.d/iptables start
or you can read this document.
forum4linux.org • View topic - How to Store iptables Information


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