It is just a bash script. No need for any software to change it.How do you go about opening the script to edit? What software do you use? Could anyone create a noob-guide?
Best is Notepad++How do you go about opening the script to edit? What software do you use? Could anyone create a noob-guide?
Unsolicited firewall restarts can occur for several reasons (updating the TrendMicro DPI engine every couple of days @02:00 used to be one), so it is easier/safer/prudent to simply create the VLAN in 'nat-start'.However, after some time (days), for reasons unknown (ie not doing anything particular with the network other than using it), the devices on the created VLAN looses access to the internet.
If I do a verbose status I see this (amongs other things):
What could be the cause for those iptables-rules to get lost and is there anyway to avoid it?Code:... Firewall rules ============== iptables: No chain/target/match by that name. iptables: No chain/target/match by that name.
Ok, will try and report back if the issue remains. Thanks alot!Unsolicited firewall restarts can occur for several reasons (updating the TrendMicro DPI engine every couple of days @02:00 used to be one), so it is easier/safer/prudent to simply create the VLAN in 'nat-start'.
Unsolicited firewall restarts can occur for several reasons (updating the TrendMicro DPI engine every couple of days @02:00 used to be one), so it is easier/safer/prudent to simply create the VLAN in 'nat-start'.
Well, so far so good! Seems that your suggestion works out perfectly. Will keep an eye on it though for a couple of more days, but hopefully it will remain as stable as it has been up to now. Once again, a big thank you!Ok, will try and report back if the issue remains. Thanks alot!
I don't believe either of you have the rights to redistribute copyrighted code without the author's consent. It clearly states at the start of the script "non-Public Beta".@58chev shared VLANSwitch.sh script with me and now I 'm sharing it here for everyone:
[link removed per original author's request. -rm]
Merits and credits to @Martineau.
Regards.
I DID NOT GIVE PERMISSION FOR YOU TO DISTRIBUTE MY NON-PUBLIC BETA.Sure! Send me your mail and then a reply with the script.
You still don't have the rights to redistribute someone else's copyrighted code, whether you do it publicly or privately.Sure! Send me your mail and then a reply with the script.
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