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help on setting up iptables logger - VERY USEFUL

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atomicmak

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http://www.brandonhutchinson.com/iptables_fw.html

this is the url i have found and trying to setup but could not able to make it /var/log/iptables
to track blocked access from iptables rules

there is one webbased iptables log analyzer which is so useful

http://www.iptablesrocks.org/guide/analyze.php

but my problem is i am not pro on linux and for plesk i think this should need something different based on plesk's iptables locations.

can anyone make a proper guide for plesk user from this ?

as i think this will be more useful for plesk users to manage firewall.
 
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