Glenn Swonk wrote:
I can't seem to find where to place any custom iptables rules.
Where would be the most appropriate place?
thanks,
glenn
# remountrw
# cat > /etc/init.d/local.iptables
#!/bin/sh
case $1 in
'start')
if [ -f /etc/iptables.saved ]; then
iptables
Yes,
I know to use save/restore. What file to save to and what will load the file to restore?
Since there is not a /etc/init.d/iptables script, where would the iptables-restore command be executed?
thanks,
glenn
On 4/25/06, Kim-man Punky TSE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Gleen,use iptables-s
Hi Gleen,
use iptables-save to dump the rules to a file then use iptables-restore
to load it on boot.
Punky
Glenn Swonk wrote:
I can't seem to find where to place any custom iptables rules.
Where would be the most appropriate place?
thanks,
glenn
--
G Swonk a t gmail dot Com
I can't seem to find where to place any custom iptables rules.
Where would be the most appropriate place?
thanks,
glenn-- G Swonk a t gmail dot Com
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