Matthew,
I'm curious about something. Since I started using Linux almost two
years ago I've only ever used PMfirewall and it's default location is
/usr/local. I'm very inttrigued in this "firewall.txt" that someone
posted and am curious to know where in the filesystem one would place a
file such as this to be used by ipchains. Any ideas?
Mark
Matthew Micene wrote:
>
> At 03:06 AM 3/15/2001 +0800, Franki wrote:
> >do I need any other ports??
>
> You probably do need to open DNS, otherwise you won't be able to do things
> like, surf the web, do hostname lookups to find anything out there, etc. I
> attached a firewall that I wrote that is pretty simple, should be easy to
> adapt, and it not too badly commented. It also does a lot of kernel option
> setting (TCP Syncookies, martian logging, etc) that need to be set. This
> is for a standalone server mind you and not a NAT or masquerade box. I've
> got one of those as well if you need it. Take a look, I hope it helps.
>
> --
> Matthew Micene
> Systems Development Manager
> Express Search Inc.
> www.ExpressSearch.com
>
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