the IP.
HTH,
Jeff Bonner
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From: Olaf Meeuwissen
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 7:23 PM
CC: debian-firewall@lists.debian.org
To: Jeff Bonner
Subject: Re: script init
For now, don't add it to runlevel 0, 1 or 6, which equate to halt
(power-down), single-user (barely anything running
... this
may not be necessary and you can experiment accordingly.
HTH,
Jeff Bonner
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be entirely wrong.
Incidentally, would you care to review the rest of my script for
correctness? ;) I have solicited folks on the debian-firewall
and netfilter lists, but no takers. It's about 7KB, FWIW.
Jeff Bonner
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it somewhere. ;)
Thanks,
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is with a kernel
module, but it's my understanding that one has not yet been written (or
ported from 2.2) for this purpose.
Can anyone supply me with a working snippet of code?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff Bonner
Royal Oak MI USA
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) and they have given me
additional ideas. Thanks!
Jeff Bonner
with 24MB be enough for 5 LAN users?
3) Are there any security implications using MASQUERADE instead of SNAT
(less/more secure)?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff Bonner
I'm replacing my current ipchains-based firewall, which serves a small
internal LAN of 3 machines, with one that runs iptables/netfilter.
Since I offer no services (yet), the goal is to make this IP address
invisible to port scans and other grotesques from the internet, while
interfering as
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