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I was curious if anyone could post a snippet of some IPTables examples?
Specifically, I wanted to see what the rules would like look for the following situation:
No outside access to my internal LAN. I have no web server, DNS server or email server. Just my LAN reaching the outside world to access email, DNS and web servers.
Also, the rules that would stop Ping, traceroute and NMAP requests.
I just want to get a feel of what the rules look like.
UnSpawn...could you please create a stick thread up the top of this forum thats closed with all your links in there...you've posted your huge list on security a few times, but i can't remember key words to search for, so to save time could you post them up the top...im going to slowly work my way thru them all, but im not going to save them to my machine, ill just come back to view them...also all these ones on IPTables, etc....
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