I've often wondered about not only synching firewall rules, but synching
the state table in /proc/net/ip_conntrack. This would be a major hurdle
crossed for firewall clustering. Synching the rules themselves is
pretty trivial from a scripting point of view. Synching the state table
on the other hand....
On Thu, 2006-04-13 at 05:36 -0500, Stephen Barron wrote:
Thomas Howard Uphill wrote:
Lars Solberg wrote:
Hi
Is there anyone that know about how I can "sync" iptables rules on two
different servers? The plan is to have (on one of the servers) a
script that automaticly block ip adresses with iptables depending on
different conditions. When that ip adress is blocked I want it to
automaticly be blocked on another server to.
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