IPTables Script

IPTables Script

[Mike Walker]

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Any comments on this script as a starting point? I'm sure its no where
near as secure as it should be but I was looking for a good example to
learn from and improve on. =)

 

http://www.linuxhelp.ca/guides/iptables/iptables-script

 

            Mike..


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iptables script

[Gilles Yue]

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How do make your linux pc bypass default iptables located in
/etc/sysconfig/iptables script and makes it execute your new and
customized iptables scripts.

 

Can anybody send me a simple script. Thanks 

 

Rgds

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Re: iptables script

[Jeffrey Laramie]

Gilles Yue wrote:

> How do make your linux pc bypass default iptables located in 
> /etc/sysconfig/iptables script and makes it execute your new and 
> customized iptables scripts.
>
>  
>
> Can anybody send me a simple script. Thanks
>

It varies by distro.  On Redhat systems one way to do it is to run your 
script and then use " /etc/init.d/rc.d/iptables save" to save the 
current configuration. SuSE is a little more complicated so I disabled 
the SuSE script through YaST2, ran my iptables script, and then use 
Webmin to save and restart my configuration. You can also call your 
script from the /etc/init.d/boot.local file which runs at boot.

Hope this helps.

Jeff