David Talkington wrote:
> I thought
> you were trying to maintain backwards compatibility with existing
> scripts ...
I was _trying_ to, but by the looks of it I may as well forget about
that idea.
> if you're starting from scratch anyway,
...and I am - it's a cleanly installed system, everything's being
redone from scratch.
> you'll be happier
> ditching ipchains and learning iptables. It's much better written and
> (I think) easier to understand, and is really very slick.
Okay, I have no problem in learning to use whatever is best with this
kernel version, however considering I have half a lab that's currently
without a gateway, it puts me in a tight spot. I need to get these folks
back up and running ASAP. They're all sitting on a 10.2.1.0/24 network (on
eth1) and previously I used ipchains to setup a firewall between the net
(eth0) and them.
I don't know anything 'bout iptables, nor how to get it up and running
properly and doing what I need it to be doing.
AMK4
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