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>> I should have been more specific. That link I posted discusses how |
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>> blocking the Bogon List can cause problems as some of the IPs on the |
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>> list come into use. I'd like to not use it at all, and I'm wondering |
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>> if I'm using it as part of a default setup of shorewall, apache2, or |
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>> other software. Do you know of any software that uses it by default? |
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>> - Grant |
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> Ah. Yeah shorewall turns it on by default unless that's changed. You should |
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> be fine if you keep Shorewall updated which installs a new bogon file or you |
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> can turn it off. |
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> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=4404A628.1010301%40shorewall.net&forum_name=shorewall-users |
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> I can't think of anything other than firewall rules that include their own |
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> bogon filter because they do go out of date within a year or two. |
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> kashani |
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Thanks kashani. It sounds like shorewall-3.* doesn't support nobogons anyway. |
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- Grant |
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