> > Claude Jones wrote: > I've built my firewall using Firestarter, Ver 1.03. If I turn it off, and do iptables -vL, I get a wide open no rules iptables list. When turned on, it has what seems like a very simple 5-policy set of rules for inbound - no outbound policies at all. Yet, when I give the iptables -vsL command, I get a huge complex set of rules and chains that I haven't seemingly configured. I'd post it but it takes up nearly > three screens. Anyone know the short answer to why this is happenning? > I haven't been using firestarter myself just iptables for firewall so I just installed firestarter from extras repo for FC3. I noticed when I give an initial setting, it configures iptables with rather complex settings. BTW, there are two ways to turn off firestarer. One, from firestarter gui tool (Applications > System Tools > Firestarter). Two, using /sbin/service command. # service firestarter status Firestarter is running... As long as you don't stop firestarer either gui or service command, it should be running in the background as a service. If you wish to go back to default firewall using "old-fashion" iptables, issue following commands. # service firestarter stop # chkconfig firestarter off # system-config-securitylevel (choose Enable firewall > click OK) Thomas Chung FedoraNEWS.ORG -- This is an email sent via the webforum on http://fcp.homelinux.org http://fcp.homelinux.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=51507&topic_id=12972&forum=10#forumpost51507
