rupesh kumar kumar wrote:
Hai everybody,
I wrote an IPTABLE rule which targets itself to 'LOG' i.e whichever packet matches the rule, the information about the packet is stored in LOG..
Command:'iptables -A INPUT -p TCP --dport 8000 -j LOG'.
can anybody suggest how to get the IPaddress and portno of the logged packet.
Regards,
Rupesh.
Mr. Rupesh,
although you didn't want to contribute to your previous thread named "How I can send a Packet to every Body on Internet" we can answer questions regarding the security of your box.
You could use in conjunction with that iptables command the --log-prefix switch kinda like this:
iptables -A INPUT -p TCP --dport 8000 -j LOG --log-prefix "crap_that_will_identify_the_log_rule"
After that you can use this command to get the entries in the syslogd log file: cat /var/log/syslog|grep "crap_that_will_identify_the_log_rule".
The misteries involving this can be read with the command that unlocks the power of the iptables: man iptables
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