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== Firewall Config == | == Firewall Config == | ||
Not very complete, firewalld commands untested | Not very complete, firewalld commands untested | ||
== Server configuration == | |||
I used the server setup on CentOS 7 and want to give some feedback. | |||
Overall the setup has been good, but the second firewall-cmd didn't work on my system. Instead I used the following command for enabling the masquerade. | |||
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firewall-cmd --add-masquerade | |||
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Further I am curios about two things regarding the setup. First of all, why the <code>ln -s ...</code> command? A <code>systemctl enable …</code> looks to me sufficient. The other thing I am curious are the sample server setups. Why is the '''roadwarrior-server.conf''' used or why is it preverable over the '''server.conf'''? | |||
Revision as of 19:43, 23 April 2016
Firewall Config
Not very complete, firewalld commands untested
Server configuration
I used the server setup on CentOS 7 and want to give some feedback.
Overall the setup has been good, but the second firewall-cmd didn't work on my system. Instead I used the following command for enabling the masquerade.
firewall-cmd --add-masquerade
Further I am curios about two things regarding the setup. First of all, why the ln -s ... command? A systemctl enable … looks to me sufficient. The other thing I am curious are the sample server setups. Why is the roadwarrior-server.conf used or why is it preverable over the server.conf?