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Subject: Re: Firewall questions....
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you must write the rules in
/etc/rc.firewall and they will be loaded at boot time

Rick


On Sat, 23 May 1998, William Woods wrote:

> I have a security program that automatically adds deny routes to the
> firewall. My question is this, If I have a bunch of rules in the
> firewall, when I reboot, I loose them right? How would I keep them?
> 
> William
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