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I just read the Linux iptables firewall man page and found that iptables -m time can be use to restrict access based upon the time. But syntax is bit complicated I am looking for some one to point out answer or an example iptables firewall ruleset for Ethernet interface eth0
Thanks in advance. -- Joe God bless all of hard working people here |
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Yup you are right joe!
Read the aricle Iptables for restricting access by time of day http://www.cyberciti.biz/nixcraft/vi...-access-by.php |
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