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Re: [SLE] Installing SuSE Firewall 2
- From: David <dg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2001 23:17:47 +0000
- Message-id: <E16BlOz-0000RX-00.2001-12-05-23-24-34@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 12:19:09 -0800, Christopher Mahmood wrote:
>* David (dg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) [011205 12:07]:
>>That seems to get it to work, but does not allow any outside communication.
>
>That's a firewall.
>
That's being pedantic - surely you know what I mean.
>Why are you trying to use the SuSEfirewall2 and not the personal firewall?
>
That was the consensus of the advice here. As I understand it, it uses iptables
instead of ipchains, the former being more secure
>>Are there any basic settings I can use?
>
>See /usr/share/doc/packages/SuSEfirewall/EXAMPLES
>
Yes sure there are. You are an expert and understand the intricacies.
It shows for a standalone machine, or more complex networks. I have a Win box
networked to a Lin box. It does not show that. If I knew what to change it
would be ok, but I don't.
In any case taking the first example which is FW_DEV_EXT="pppo" causes the
firewall fail to load, so the examples cannot be trusted.
Regards,
David
>* David (dg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) [011205 12:07]:
>>That seems to get it to work, but does not allow any outside communication.
>
>That's a firewall.
>
That's being pedantic - surely you know what I mean.
>Why are you trying to use the SuSEfirewall2 and not the personal firewall?
>
That was the consensus of the advice here. As I understand it, it uses iptables
instead of ipchains, the former being more secure
>>Are there any basic settings I can use?
>
>See /usr/share/doc/packages/SuSEfirewall/EXAMPLES
>
Yes sure there are. You are an expert and understand the intricacies.
It shows for a standalone machine, or more complex networks. I have a Win box
networked to a Lin box. It does not show that. If I knew what to change it
would be ok, but I don't.
In any case taking the first example which is FW_DEV_EXT="pppo" causes the
firewall fail to load, so the examples cannot be trusted.
Regards,
David
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