> But iptables is cool. There shouldn't be anything stopping you from using it. > Just rmmod ipchains and iptables should be good to go. (IIRC, you need > iptables compiled in or the iptables module has to be loaded to use ipchains > in 2.4, and ipchains is only avail as a module. Once ipchains module is > loaded, iptables doesn't work.) So is there a half-page intro to configuring iptables? 1. Do this to enable kernel support. 2. Do this to set it up for ssh/http/https only. 3. Do this to allow full access from XX network/ip. 4. Do this to start/stop/restart. -swf -- "It's kind of fun to do the impossible." - Walt Disney Key Fingerprint = 6FB4 A47C 793F 55C4 E2A7 6626 CC49 424A 155C AAD3