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Subject: Re: Firewall
From: Mihai Leontescu (misu
DEUROCONSULT.RO)Date: Fri Dec 01 2000 - 15:08:28 CST
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Hi, you can use the -l feature of ipchains and parse the logs and send them
through e-mail to you.
If you want to try i better tool, and more advanced, compile a 2.4 kernel
and use iptables.
It can do a lot of things that ipchains cannot do (Packet filtering by MAC
and any others stuff)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ryan Yagatich" <ryagatich
CSN1.COM>
To: <FOCUS-LINUX
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Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 9:36 PM
Subject: Firewall
> I am looking for the best *FREE* linux firewall software... i currently
use
> ipchains. I involve MASQ and DENY features with it, to dis-allow services
> that i don't need, but i'm looking for a bit more. granted having it
e-mail
> a greped version of the logs to me is nice, but i would like to explore
more
> options. so far i have been unsuccessful with my attempts of denying
certain
> host-ranges with ipchains (maybe a command implementation). i.e. i'm
looking
> to disable access to:
>
> .napster.
> .doubleclick.
>
> is there any good way of doing this through IPCHAINS??? or is something
else
> recommended
>
>
> ryan
>
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