Re: Iptables is not blocking an ip?

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On Mon, Jul 24, 2006 at 09:24:18 -0500,
  "chrisl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <chrisl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> At one of my customers sites I have iptables configured to drop all ssh 
> packets unless they originate from one of two addresses. However in 
> logwatch, I had login attempts though SSH. 
> Illegal users from:
>    220.193.2.37: 6 times
> 
> Now the address above is not one on the allowed list. Is it possible that 
> they were able to get past iptables to attempt the login?

It would probably help if you posted your iptables rule set.
You might also check and make sure that they are actually installed, in
case something went wrong after a reboot.

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