Yes sir, checkout my site: http://www.installkernel.com/ Specifically http://www.installkernel.com/iptables Here, it tells you how to setup iptables, and the script denies everything inbound that was not first sent out (outbound), and you can allow services, examples of how to do so are given.
Steve Linabery wrote: > hi, > > I've set up iptables for use as a firewall for our subnet. Now I want > to use it to filter packets on a public webserver. > > Does anyone have a link to a script that will allow access to only > common services like http (on port 80) and some others, specified in the > script? your basic webserver-running-smtp-and-a-few-other-services kind > of thing. > > I know this is lame; I'm racing a deadline on the development of the > website and I just don't want to think right now. > > thanks, > -- > Steve Linabery
