[CentOS] Block network at logoff on workstation
nate
centos at linuxpowered.netThu Feb 4 03:02:08 UTC 2010
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David McGuffey wrote: > I was wondering how to best block all network access to it when I log > off...then unblock it when I log on. Changing iptables requires root > access...as does running ifdown and ifup scripts. You could use sudo to call them.. But I don't really understand your concern, if your behind two pretty tight firewalls then there shouldn't be anything to worry about. Myself I just have one firewall(OpenBSD), no local firewall on my system(at home). If your physically at the system(which I assume you are since your blocking network access while your not logged on), perhaps simply pulling the network cable out of the system is simplest. nate
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