Re: IPtables logging failure (multiple NICs)
- From: "3strands@xxxxxxxxx" <3strands@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Mar 2006 20:23:52 -0800
Grant,
I did not know that input didn't see all inbound traffic. Hmm. I'll
have to look into that. I don't suppose logging works from there,
then? But then why does it work on eth0? Maybe that's got something
to do with it. I'll give it a whirl and see what it does.
Also, about the one NIC at a time, that's the last thing I did. I
tried to use only the public block interface (eth2) from the machine's
console. Gave me the same problems. What's really strange, is that
everything's fine when it comes through eth0, works just like I want it
to, but only for that interface.
I added the /var/log/iptables to my syslog.conf file. Like I said, it
at least works for one interface, but I'm not sure why it doesn't work
for the others.
John
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