For any rules you create to persist after you reboot your computer, they must be reapplied each time the computer starts. A startup script can do this for you. This file should be placed into your /etc/init.d directory and run automatically on startup. You can also start service manually (assuming the service is called iptables) by typing:

This introduction will only talk about the basics of iptables, as the rules can get quite complex.

Below are some links to some free downloadable software:

CAE has the following compilers installed for Windows:

• Java Developer Kit
• Visual Studio: C++, Interdev ID, Visual Basic

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