> Am 30.12.2014 um 12:17 schrieb Karel Lang AFD <[email protected]>:
> 
> Hi,
> i already installed couple of SL7 boxes and i have to say, that the menitoned 
> 'firewalld' is the new feature that i like the least.
> 
> What i do is, i just remove 'firewalld' and install 'iptables'. There i know 
> what to do and there i could help you. But not with this.
> Firewalld is ugly (imho).
> 


I agree that firewalld by far is not the best feature of EL7, at least at the 
moment. And reading the maintainer’s comment on TUV bugzilla about firewall 
zone being a matter of NetworkManager and not of firewall I doubt the concept 
behind that implementation.

I tried iptables, but "systemctl status iptables" indicates again that the 
process is indeed active, but has terminated. And fail2bain requires firewalld 
and does not cooperate with iptables anymore. So I suppose I’m stuck with 
firewalld for now. 

I resolved the problem:

- I made the trusted zone default  (firewall-cmd —set-default-zone=trusted)
- I added the line „ZONE=public“ to the public interface definitions 
(ifcfg-eth0 and ifcfg-br0 in my case)  in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/.

After reboot  as well as after a „firewall-cmd —reload“  the public interfaces 
were in public zone and virbr0 was in trusted zone.

At first I found virbr0 was in zone internal after I stopped firewalld and 
restarted it again (in contrast to reboot and reload) until I remembered that I 
previously had assigned it to that zone using  --permanent 
--change-interface=virbr0. When I changed it to zone=trusted, everything was OK.

It was clearly a configuration error, nevertheless I think it is a bug it the 
same configuration silently creates different results.

I’m a bit unease to have trusted as the default zone. But at least it works.


Peter






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