On Jun 6, 2010, at 2:44 PM, Ionel Chila wrote:
> Thanks much. And now call me stupid :-)
> Enabled the firewall and the plug in, and lock myself outta of the box.
> Is the default firewall to block everything? How in the heck I am going back
> in via https or ssh?
> I just checked the plugin assuming that no rule set will apply unless I
> explicitly configure it...
> Any ideas :-)
>
> Thanks
By default, the firewall blocks all "non-established" inbound traffic, all
outbound traffic is allowed.
If you have both external and internal (LAN) interfaces, simply manage the box
on the LAN side.
If you only have an external interface, but have a serial console port, login
and type "arno-iptables-firewall stop" and you will have full access via the
external interface. Use the Network Tab -> {Firewall Configuration} to add
rules, Action: "Pass EXT->Local" for your management access.
If you only have an external interface, and no serial console port... mount the
CF ext2 partition on another Linux box then edit the rc.conf.d/gui.network.conf
text file and change the line...
FWVERS="arno"
to
FWVERS=""
then when booted the firewall will be disabled. Follow the steps above to add
the appropriate rules and re-enable the firewall.
Else, rebuild your CF card, and start over.
Lonnie
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