Send new rules to iptalbes via ssh

johny28

• April 29, 2014 17:36

I am a beginner in Linux security and now I solve this problem: Deployed server emulates a service on port 80 in front of him is a firewall (other ip) that separates this server and LAN and the external network. the iptables firewall to open a port for input to server. I need to create a script that would be me on the basis of access to the port on the server, sent through the firewall via ssh command that adds a blocking rule in iptables. Alternatively, use a tool that this could do.. Can someone please help or advice? I would be very grateful

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  vanessa

  • April 30, 2014 02:38

  If you're not fluent in dealing with iptables directly, I'd recommend that you use either CSF or APF, both of which are frontends for iptables: [url=http://configserver.com/cp/csf.html]ConfigServer Security & Firewall

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 30, 2014 14:34

  I also recommend using a firewall management tool such as CSF. I'm not sure I understand exactly the type of rule you want to add, but CSF should make adding whatever rule it is an easier task for you. Thank you.

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