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10-18-2007 #1
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Install Firewall (iptables)
I want install slackware 10 or 12 as bridge firewall using iptables.
When i install slackware, iptables already installed by default from slackware cd.
I want to know how to remove the old iptables (installed by default) and install iptables with new version.
Regards,
Dharma Lase
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10-19-2007 #2
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The iptables that installed from the slackware cd comes in slackware packages. So you can remove it using pkgtool.
One suggestion though, if you want to use iptables, it is probably a good idea if you build your own custome kernel
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10-20-2007 #3
You might consider trying Guarddog as a firewall (assuming you want to use a software firewall that is). It's really just a GUI to help you configure iptables in a neat way.
Here's a link.I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
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11-08-2007 #4
here is howto link
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11-09-2007 #5
Have a look to what is done in BLFS, i'm using it .
Setting Up a Network FirewallLinux is not only an operating system, it's a philosophy.
Archost.
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11-15-2007 #6
You might find this usefull.Its what I have used for a while.
SlackFire