Logging in IPtables
Res
res at ausics.net
Sat Oct 2 23:43:31 UTC 2004
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, D u n c c s wrote:
> use the -l or l option
> a simple google could have gave u the answer , just like that !
Incorrect... what you gave was for ipchains, iptables does not accept -l
for the original poster (menonrr)...
You need to create a target rule, with -j LOG (prior to your
ACCEPT/DROP/REJECT rule)
There are lots of options like you can only log syn pkts etc, I suggest
'man iptables'
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> Dunccs
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>> Hello,
>>
>> Please provide some tips on logging all the outgoing and
>> incoming traffic in IPtables.
>>
>> Thanks.
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