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Subject: Re: How to log everything with iptables
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 13:18:46 -0500
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On Wednesday 15 June 2005 12:48, Sebasti=E3o Ant=F4nio Campos (GWA) wrote:
> How can I do to log everything is passing thru my firewall on eth0
> and eth1 and lo?? Using iptables??

What did you try? Are you serious? What do you expect to do with all=20
those logs?

Anyway, it's quite simple. Put a -j LOG rule before any ACCEPT rules=20
which you may have in INPUT and FORWARD chains. If either default=20
policy is ACCEPT, put a -j LOG rule at the end of that chain too. See=20
"LOG" in the "TARGET EXTENSIONS" section of iptables(8) for options.

You might also find the ULOG target of interest as well as the "limit"=20
match extension.
=2D-=20
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