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Does anyone know the specific patch required to fix this problem. When I
switch on firewall on suse 9.1 my internet connection is lost. I understand there may be a relevant patch to sysconfig however updating sysconfig didn't resolve it. A relevant posting in another forum - sysconfig - The sysconfig scheme This update fix the restart of the firewall after a dialup connection is established. Without this restart, all ports are closed on the dialup interface and the connection seems to be not working. I am attempting to switch on masquerading to share internet port. |
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> Does anyone know the specific patch required to fix this problem. When I
> switch on firewall on suse 9.1 my internet connection is lost. ..... i remember vaguely that SuSEfirewall2 in SuSE 9.1 had some bugs and irregular behaviour. it didn't disable 'personal-firewall' when configured by yast, couldn't masquerade icmp pakets selectively (only if you masq all! protocols and ports for a host or network icmp was masqued too) and other confusing stuff. feel free to try the versions from SuSE 9.2 to 10.0, they work better and more reliable, you can download from ftp.suse.com somewhere under pub/suse ...., i'm currently on version 3.3-18.4, can be downloaded from ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/update/93./rpm/noarch, file SuSEfirewall2-3.3-18.4.noarch.rpm. do rpm -Uhv ..., grab the new configuration sample from the dir with the documentation, put it in /etc/sysconfig, work through it, and see. in case of problem get your old Version back with rpm -Uhv --force ... maybe you still have to disable 'personal' manually, check /etc/sysconfig/personal-firewall, 'REJECT_ALL_INCOMING_CONNECTIONS' there must be set to "no" or "", otherwise all your configuration in the file /etc/sysconfig/SuSEfirewall2 renders useless. could also be your configuration is 'insufficient', especially if you'd choose the wrong devices for internal and/or external interface, and normally you don't 'switch on' the firewall - it is startet in several stages automatically with the runlevel you enter, check yast2 - runlevel editor. if you like to learn about these things do 'iptables -nL >>somefile' before and after starting the firewall and check through the results. when the firewall is up and running and you want to try configuration changes it is sufficient to enter 'SuSEfirewall2 start' to read and enable the new configuration - as far as i have tested. hope this helps, helpless user, |
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