Linux IPTables tutorial pdfs and plain text available

I posted a while back notice about an IPTables tutorial series which goes from nothing to EVERYTHING.I had a conversation with old guy back then and as per request I would like to announce the fact that PDF versions of each part and also plain text archives (for easy searching) are available for download and since I plan on writing more of there (I think noone really explains all aspects of IPTables), all further parts will be available as PDF/TXT immediately.If you want to check the newest part (IPTABLES Part 4: IPTAbles and Portsentry, the dynamic duo) and the others online, I made an index so I don't have to post all the URLS:http://blog.2blocksaway.com/2007/01/...-firewalls/and if you want to go straight to the PDF/TXT's (this is also where the scripts for PART 4 are located at):http://blog.2blocksaway.com/downloads/I know the texts are far from perfect, however I have to mention that English is not my first language, it isn't even my second.As usual, comments and constructive criticism are welcome.//Flosse

Please put the four pdf parts together as a single pdf for downloading.
It's also a lot easier to read as a single document.

Phil Sherman


Flosse wrote:
> I posted a while back notice about an IPTables tutorial series which goes from nothing to EVERYTHING.
> I had a conversation with old guy back then and as per request I would like to announce the fact that PDF versions of each part and also plain text archives (for easy searching) are available for download and since I plan on writing more of there (I think noone really explains all aspects of IPTables), all further parts will be available as PDF/TXT immediately.
>
> If you want to check the newest part (IPTABLES Part 4: IPTAbles and Portsentry, the dynamic duo) and the others online, I made an index so I don't have to post all the URLS:
>
> http://blog.2blocksaway.com/2007/01/...all-firewalls/
>
> and if you want to go straight to the PDF/TXT's (this is also where the scripts for PART 4 are located at):
> http://blog.2blocksaway.com/downloads/
>
> I know the texts are far from perfect, however I have to mention that English is not my first language, it isn't even my second.
>
> As usual, comments and constructive criticism are welcome.
>
> //Flosse