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Re: Why is redhat 7.3 running ipchains as default and not iptables
- From: Ed Greshko greshko com
- To: Redhat-List <redhat-list redhat com>
- Subject: Re: Why is redhat 7.3 running ipchains as default and not iptables
- Date: Tue Jul 30 19:54:03 2002
On 30 Jul 2002, Anthony Abby wrote:
> Actually I thought it ran BOTH of them by default. In all the times
> I've installed 7.3 both were loaded and both started as services by
> default. I always have to go in an turn off ipchains.
Well, their startup scripts both exist by default. However, you can only
configure one or the other. By configure I mean actually create the
configuration file.... /etc/sysconfig/ipchais, for example. If you happen
to configure both ipchains and iptables then only ipchains will actually
start since "c" comes before "t" and the modules that ipchains envokes
will clash with those of iptables.
Of course, you could use something like "shorewall" to manage all of your
iptables needs and then the ipchains and iptables init scripts become
irrelevant.
Ed
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