Hi,
I would appreciate a response concerning this problem on my firewall machine
I found out that some rules are already set on chains
I flushed the chains, set my new rules and reboot the machine.
typing iptables -L brought out the rules and userdefined chains I had already deleted.
I have to cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore before I can get my set rules.
If I type iptables -L
I will get my set rules, rebooting the m/c and typing
iptables -L
brings up the flushed rules again.
I just noticed that if I do not reboot, I have my rules. But if do I have the old rules
If i "cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore
I have my new rules
However, if i type
iptables -L
without "cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore
I will end up with the old rule
unless I firsts cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore
I would not be getting my new rules
I feel this can bring up problem !
Do I need to do re installation?
or what are your sugg.
:grinthumb
I would appreciate a response concerning this problem on my firewall machine
I found out that some rules are already set on chains
I flushed the chains, set my new rules and reboot the machine.
typing iptables -L brought out the rules and userdefined chains I had already deleted.
I have to cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore before I can get my set rules.
If I type iptables -L
I will get my set rules, rebooting the m/c and typing
iptables -L
brings up the flushed rules again.
I just noticed that if I do not reboot, I have my rules. But if do I have the old rules
If i "cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore
I have my new rules
However, if i type
iptables -L
without "cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore
I will end up with the old rule
unless I firsts cat /etc/sysconfig/iptables|iptable-restore
I would not be getting my new rules
I feel this can bring up problem !
Do I need to do re installation?
or what are your sugg.
:grinthumb