Dear list: question about a Bering 1.2 environment:
I noticed that an lsmod reveals no iptables module.
But there is an iptables executable and so libs.
How does shorewall use iptables, if at all?
If one wanted to include custom iptables rules, say to not NAT any ipsec
traffic, is there a file
Dear Rick;
Am Mittwoch, 8. September 2004 22:55 schrieb Tibbs, Richard:
> Dear list: question about a Bering 1.2 environment:
>
> I noticed that an lsmod reveals no iptables module.
The modules are compiled into the kernel.
> But there is an iptables executable and so libs.
>
> How does shorewal
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Tibbs, Richard wrote:
| Dear list: question about a Bering 1.2 environment:
|
| I noticed that an lsmod reveals no iptables module.
| But there is an iptables executable and so libs.
|
| How does shorewall use iptables, if at all?
|
Shorewall is basical
Rick
At 16:55 08.09.2004 -0400, you wrote:
Dear list: question about a Bering 1.2 environment:
I noticed that an lsmod reveals no iptables module.
But there is an iptables executable and so libs.
I suggest you look at the iptables.lrp file using tar, it is a bit long to
list here. It holds the ipt
Sorry getting back to list so late,
Thanks to all for the explanation.
Rick.
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Rick
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