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Linux Firewall VS Plesk Firewall ???

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NetNappy

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I wonder that Plesk use the same firewall module that come with the FC4 or not, because I have to create rule for both Plesk and FC4 (Security level) in order to make the desire connections. So,,,,, if we have two firewalls in the same system,,,, is it wise to turn off the firewall in FC4 and leave the Pleask firewall on?

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Originally posted by NetNappy
I wonder that Plesk use the same firewall module that come with the FC4 or not, because I have to create rule for both Plesk and FC4 (Security level) in order to make the desire connections.

They both configure the same Linux kernel subsystem (iptables/netfilter), so it's safe to turn one of them off.
 
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