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    RobotDeathSquad
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    Is there a better (faster) way to set up hte firewall in OS X Server? Is htere a file that I can edit by hand to add allow’s and then block all hte other ports?
    Does anyone happen to have a good file that blocks everything but the web/email/ftp/dns/applesoftware/etc ports?

    Thanks!

    #355272
    legacyb4
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    Just a thought, but would using the .conf file from an OS X client work? Or at least provide you with the bulk of the filter info already plugged in?

    Cheers.

    #355274
    RobotDeathSquad
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    [quote:a2649495c0=”legacyb4″]Just a thought, but would using the .conf file from an OS X client work? Or at least provide you with the bulk of the filter info already plugged in?

    Cheers.[/quote:a2649495c0]

    Which file controls this?

    #355286
    legacyb4
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    Honestly, I’m not too sure since the values changed by the Firewall pref pane is stored in:

    [b:8aea9ad905]/Library/Preferences/com.apple.sharing.firewall.plist[/b:8aea9ad905]

    which is not exactly *Nix. Maybe take a look to see where Brickhouse, etc. store their changes?

    Cheers.

    [quote:8aea9ad905=”RobotDeathSquad”][quote:8aea9ad905=”legacyb4″]Just a thought, but would using the .conf file from an OS X client work? Or at least provide you with the bulk of the filter info already plugged in?

    Cheers.[/quote:8aea9ad905]

    Which file controls this?[/quote:8aea9ad905]

    #355292
    Cabbage
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