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I'm sorry to ask this simple question, but I'm wondering if someone can give
me the simple IPCHAINS rule that would open up a hole in my IPCHAINS firewall
to allow traffic on certain port.
Basically, I just need to:
1) Open up port 7001 and 7003-7005 for UDP and TCP traffic to and from my
firewall server, from everywhere inside and out. I know I SHOULD be port
forwarding but I am NOT. My apps are running on my firewall server.
2) I would also like a handy firewall opener that I could use to manually
bring down the firewall when I need to...something that would basically flush
all of the old rule and start masquerading without stopping any traffic.
I'm curently running RedHat 7.0 Kernel 2.2.16, with the Trinity Firewall rule
set. I have an External IF hooked to a cable modem and and Internal IF to a
subnet.
Thanks
Carl engtrom
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