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#2 Re: Using iptables to throttle incoming connections Posted by Serge (213.119.xx.xx) on Sun 17 Jul 2005 at 07:39 Hi, any comments on how to combine those rules with 'managed firewalls', by which I mean, an iptables based rule-making-daemon where one does not write the rules directly? In my case, I use Shorewall a lot, and as a side effect, I'm very bad at iptables scripting. Can those iptables rules just be added at the bottom of an exisiting script, or is there more to it than that? I guess I have a heard time to figure out to which extent the order of iptables rules are important :) -- Serge van Ginderachter

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