I don't know about iptables strange behavior, but you to have a mistake
here.
You say DROP, but do ACCEPT instead. :-)))
> # Set defaults to drop:
> $IPTABLES -P INPUT ACCEPT
> $IPTABLES -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
> $IPTABLES -P FORWARD ACCEPT
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Oleg Kobets
Network Administrator
www.clean-mail.net
Mak
Quoting Stiven Andre, from the post of Wed, 27 Nov:
> Hi List.
>
> I have my home network being masqueraded by linux router(RH8.0).
> Network topology:
> Linux router(192.168.1.1): eth0 to LAN, eth1 to adsl modem.
> LAN = 192.168.1.*
> I wrote iptables script that masquerades my network, but the
Hi List.
I have my home network being masqueraded by linux router(RH8.0).
Network topology:
Linux router(192.168.1.1): eth0 to LAN, eth1 to adsl modem.
LAN = 192.168.1.*
I wrote iptables script that masquerades my network, but the problem is when
I run the script from the first time from /etc/rc
