Michael Klinosky wrote:
I'm curious why CentOS contradicts its own (or, actually RH's) netfilter
default policy.
On http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Network/IPTables , at the end of
section 1, it's stated that (generally) the default policy for INPUT is
to DROP. So, why is it set to ACCEPT?
Btw, Fedora is also this way.
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Michael,
My read of this shows that the iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT is set
temporarily so that doing this via SSH remotely does not lock you out!
All other places is comes as
iptables -P INPUT DROP
HTH
Rob
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