On Mon, 25 Jun 2007 13:54:49 -0400, Phil wrote: > I am using iptables and I save my iptables script in rc.local for it to > start when the pc starts. > > I there a command that will save the iptables script that is currently > in use to a file that will load automatically? > > I did a quick good search but I thought I would ask the pro's! :) I am > using iptables and I save my iptables script in rc.local for it to start > when the pc starts.<br><br>I there a command that will save the iptables > script that is currently in use to a file that will load automatically? > <br><br>I did a quick good search but I thought I would ask the > pro's! :)<br><br><br> /sbin/iptables-save > output Usually ouput = /etc/sysconfig/iptables (after backing up the original). I may be wrong (someone correct me), but the "service" thing might be fedora specific. The iptables-save command will work on anything.
