hi,
>
> not sure if this is an issue or not, but the "lokkit" and
> "gnome-lokkit" utilities in red hat 7.3 appear to configure
> ipchains, when i'm assuming most folks will be using
> iptables. this might give users a false sense of security
> after the configuration when, in fact, they really haven't
> locked down anything.
yes! lokkit configures ipchains and the rules are written in
/etc/sysconfig/ipchains
As u have pointed out that most of people will be using iptables. but this doesn't
matter until and unless u have the correct rules-sets applied either in ipchains or
iptables.
but on my opinion u should set the iptables(as it provides added features of stateful
packet filtering) and forget about lokkit or even disable the lokkit command
but in case u have iptables set and then fiddle with lokkit .then ipchains will be
loaded
but u can always revert back to iptables at any time by just removing the ipchain
module
and inserting the iptable module
cheers
-rk-
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