Yeah serial or console access would be good, but not always available. I
was thinking along the lines of a 'commit or backout' type script, but
seeing if anyone out there has done this already..
Thanks,
Tim
Russell Starr wrote:
Out-of-band management. Hook up a serial console that you can get secure
access from another host or terminal server. That's the simple way, IMO.
You might be able to make a script that takes a known-good or the last
used ruleset and apply that like 5 minutes after you apply your new one.
Then when you are sure it works, you could pass some args like -force.
-Russ
On Wed, 28 Apr 2004, Tim Pushor wrote:
I am looking at trying to come up with a way to change rulesets remotely
with provisions to back out the change if I accidently shoot myself in
the foot ;-)
I am just wondering if someone has already come up with an elegant (or
not so) way of doing this already?
Thanks,
Tim
