On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 16:56, Tom Eastep wrote: > My opinion is far from unbiased but here goes. Shorewall is a high-level tool > for configuring netfilter. It uses the iptables utility to do so. As a > result, it cannot offer any more protection than the iptables utility used > alone can provide. > Correct me if I am wrong but Shorewall only works properly on a dedicated box. In other words, if you are running netfilter on the same machine as a server then Shorewall doesn't work properly.
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