Firewall
Jason Straight
jason at jeetkunedomaster.net
Thu Nov 3 06:00:45 UTC 2005
On Wednesday 02 November 2005 19:17, Lee Braiden wrote:
> I'd recommend shorewall. Very easy to get started with (as long as you
> read the instructions), well-tested and scalable to future needs as well.
> I'm not positive about when it is first activated, but I expect it follows
> best practice, and that should be configurable either way. You *may* be
> able to find a front end, but a log monitor that emails you when bad things
> happen, and an icon setup to edit the rules file and restart shorewall
> should cover your needs.
As far as the order of starting goes you could edit /etc/rcS.d so that the
link that starts your firewall has a lower number than that which brings up
your network.
ie. set your shorewall to be before S40networking and it will start before
interfaces come up.
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