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Directory links and Sub-Directory Count

When you view a file or directory in Linux with the long listing of ls, ls -l or perhaps using the command stat we can see the number of hard links to the file or…

The Urban PenguinJuly 4, 2013

iptables SUSE

Linux IPTABLES – Build your own Firewall

When it comes to firewalls you really do want to have a little control of what you are doing and SUSE is no different to other Linux Distributions in using the kernel module iptables in…

The Urban PenguinApril 17, 2013

IPV6 SUSE

Using RAdvD ( Route Advertisement Daemon ) to deliver automated IPv6 Addresses and Default Gateway

In this video we install and configure the RAdvD on openSUSE 11.4 to advertise the default gateway and address IPv6 address prefix to the network. We use Windows 7 as the client and test connectivity to remote…

The Urban PenguinApril 17, 2013

iptables SUSE

Linux IPTABLES – Create an INIT script to start and stop firewall

So if we are to use iptables in place of the SUSE firewall in Linux we are also going to need to create a SYSTEM V init script in /etc/init.d to enable good control of…

The Urban PenguinApril 17, 2013

iptables SUSE

Linux IPTABLES and NAT routing

It is very common that workstations are isolated from the internet by using NAT or Network Address Translation on the border routers; this is both at home as well as in the office. If you…

The Urban PenguinApril 17, 2013

iptables SUSE

Linux IPTABLES and port redirection

The iptables based Linux Firewall is not all about blocking ports (the filter table). Ports can be redirected if required achieved via the nat table. The filter table is the default table with iptables so…

The Urban PenguinApril 17, 2013

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Directory links and Sub-Directory Count

Linux IPTABLES – Build your own Firewall

Using RAdvD ( Route Advertisement Daemon ) to deliver automated IPv6 Addresses and Default Gateway

Linux IPTABLES – Create an INIT script to start and stop firewall

Linux IPTABLES and NAT routing

Linux IPTABLES and port redirection

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Directory links and Sub-Directory Count

Linux IPTABLES – Build your own Firewall

Using RAdvD ( Route Advertisement Daemon ) to deliver automated IPv6 Addresses and Default Gateway

Linux IPTABLES – Create an INIT script to start and stop firewall

Linux IPTABLES and NAT routing

Linux IPTABLES and port redirection

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