Hi,
It's often useful to put the last rule in a chain to log anything that
falls through that far. LOG rules don't trap packets, so you can put
them transparently anywhere you want in your rule chains.
Best regards,
-->Gar
John Madden wrote:
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>> On (24/02/05 16:49), Sean O Sullivan didst pronounce:
>>>I have very little experience with iptables, and from what I can tell
>>the following *should* work ( in the way I want it to :) )
>>If any of you have suggestions/improvements please do tell.
>> <snip rest of script>
>>>#Block Rest of traffic
>>iptables -A OUTPUT -i eth1 -j REJECT
>>[munch...]
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