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I am currently using guarddog as my firewall in linux but it seems to be blocking ed2k and others even though i open the ports and it is hard to open port ranges because you can only enter in one port number at a time
I have also tried out firestarted but it didnt seem to work right because i couldnt select my modem for it to defend.
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A linux box is practically a firewall by itself. You should have installed the firewall package that comes with your distro. You can generally get that option when you are in the install process.Quote:
Originally posted by LSA@23 January 2004 - 21:07
I am currently using guarddog as my firewall in linux but it seems to be blocking ed2k and others even though i open the ports and it is hard to open port ranges because you can only enter in one port number at a time
I have also tried out firestarted but it didnt seem to work right because i couldnt select my modem for it to defend.
:unsure:
The gnome desktop has an app for that its called lokkit. There is no need to use a thrird party firewall with linux. Its built in.
I dont use it because I have a router to do that.
Although this is a redhat link it still gives detail information about gnome lokkit which is always available as long as you have gnome and gtk installed.
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/R...nomelokkit.html
It's linux mayhem!!!!!!!! w0ot :w00t:
thanks ill read that stuff and see what i can do
you are a master shn :D
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thats right DWk linux will soon take over klf... :tank: