xpect to see a global ipaddress6 being specified for each v6 enabled
interface (ipaddress6_eth1 in my case), but this is not the case.
facter-1.6.4-1.el6.noarch on rhel6.
I'm only few days into ruby, but as I read the code, it should work as I expect.
Any ideas why I see what I see?
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Jur
ect everything else on forward */ reject-with icmp-admin-prohibited
Order of the rules appears random, sometimes the reject everything rule is
applied first and I lose connection to the server.
My observation is that either the number in the rule name has no meaning or I'm
doing something wr
d
So again it looks like number in the rule name have no meaning whatsoever.
Rules are inserted according to stages, but without rule position (iptables -I
chain rulenum) so each one ends on top, since for iptables rulenum parameter is
optional and set to 1 (=top of the table) if not specified.
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How can I figure out why not?
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Jure Pečar
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