What you report sounds like a bug somewhere in the tool
or the configuration, and I can't address that.
You don't say what you are trying to do optimally, but if you just
want to disable the firewall completely, you can go into
Main menu
System Settings
Server Settings
Services
And shutdown the firewall by disabling and shutting off
ip6tables
iptables
ipchains
That seems to work between reboots.
This would probably only be appropriate if you are on a network that
is already behind a firewall.
Gary
Angela Kahealani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/12/2005 09:46:34 PM
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Subject: YDL 3 SecurityLevel stuck at High:Default Rules
No matter what I do with redhat-config-securitylevel...
the firewall stays stuck ON, default rules... the GUI comes up, and I
can set and save other options like non default rules or even turn off
the firewall, and the GUI happily says it's saving that status and
changing the firewall rules IMMEDIATELY, but every reinvocation of the
redhat-config-securitylevel defaults to high security default rules,
and I still can't do much networking.
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