Re: [fw-wiz] Iptables script
From: James Maher (James.Maher@ird.govt.nz)
Date: 10/28/02
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From: "James Maher" <James.Maher@ird.govt.nz> To: <markryan@charter.net> Date: Mon Oct 28 19:50:32 2002
Hi Mark
While I think using a script as a template (preferably several). I strongly recommend writing your own.
It is a useful learning experience. How else can you be expected to maintain an IPtables firewall if you are using someone else rule-set? How can you be sure it is doing what you expect? etc..
just my 2p worth
>>> "Mark Ryan" <markryan@charter.net> 10/28/02 07:09a.m. >>>
Is there a definitive iptables firewall/nat script out there that offers
the most protection and flexibility? I currently run a script that I
found on the net but I am sure there is a better one out there
somewhere. I use a minimal install of Redhat 7.2 on a p166 to act as a
firewall/router.
Mark
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