It's simple to use, and runs through your client's web-browser.
You can navigate to network->Linux firewall, and add a rule in your filters input table.
If you wont try webmin, i suggest reading 'man iptables'
Ole Martin Handeland
William Stanard wrote:
I'm running Red Hat 2.4.18-14smp; I want to enable Mail(SMTP) on the server and already run ssh and httpd. When I go to the Gnome gui System Settings > Security Level Configuration I see that the radio button for Use default firewall rules has been selected. As I am beginning to feel much more comfortable using vi to edit config files, I have been looking for the config file(s) to edit. My ultimate aim is to enable this intranet box to act as a web server and an intranet mail server, as well as accept ftp (Dreamweaver, to update the web pages) and PuTTY ssh connections (my student users). Which config file(s) must I edit, and does it (do they) contain enough guidance in their comments to enable me to intelligently configure my server?
Bill Stanard
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