Then, if this is still
such a big issue, you can write some scripts that will give you
something along the lines of Junipers 'commit confirmed' .. you first
enable a ruleset which will be automatically reverted in 5 or 10 (or
however many you like) minutes. Then, if you don't lock yourself out,
and your changes look good, you stop the revert from happening (ie,
you 'commit confirmed').
I have, this is the script I am talking about, I want to know how to
make the script know about option changes, eg. block policy, state
policy and skip options.
I wonder .. what would you do if that same admin that locked himself
out did an accidental halt or rm -rf / ? Surely you have a means to
fix that ? Why is the firewall so special ?
I have, the root is mounted readonly, and halt is not possible :)
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