Daryl,
Below is a command that will open a port for ssh. Normally, it runs on
port 22 - if you change that in the server daemon, then you'll need to
change that below. Also, pay attention to the network card (I like to
explicitly state it - eth0)! Good luck.
iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp -m multiport --dport 22 -j ACCEPT
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antron.com To: olug at olug.org
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olug-bounces at olug Subject: [olug] Rule to open ssh
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05/14/2003 10:57
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Please respond to
Omaha Linux User
Group
My firewall is a RH 7.3 machine using iptables. I've never been good at
figuring out the rules, so I use a script to setup my rules. This works
fine, but I want to open ssh, on an obscure port, so I can get in while at
work.
Can someone tell me how to configure the rule?
Thanks.
Daryl Rose
Scantron Service Group
Unix Support Specialist
drose at scantron.com
1-800-228-3628 x3061
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