  | | | iptables how to close mysql port 3306 | iptables how to close mysql port 3306 2006-04-03 - By Ted Potter
Back Greetings,
have a machine with kernel 2.4.21-27.0.2.EL
can someone please provide the command line for using iptables to close off port 3306 so remote mysql user can not attach to the mysqlserver running on this box.
To make it fun, no I can not install anything. No there is not gui. Everthing I do must be from the command line on the box. Bout the only blessing is I can ssh in to the box as root.
Thanks for any who care to play and share.
PS
I tried the following:
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 3306 -j REJECT
then I see
iptables --list REJECT tcp -- anywhere 0.0.12.234 reject-wthi icmp-port-unreachable
and I can still log on to the server remotely.
Thanks again. (because it is Monday after 4-1 and the joker decided to wait!)
-- Ted Potter tpotter@(protected)
<br>Greetings,<br><br>have a machine with kernel 2.4.21-27.0.2.EL<br><br >can someone please provide the command line for using iptables to close off port 3306 so remote<br>mysql user can not attach to the mysqlserver running on this box. <br><br>To make it fun, no I can not install anything. No there is not gui. Everthing I do must be from<br>the command line on the box. Bout the only blessing is I can ssh in to the box as root.<br><br>Thanks for any who care to play and share. <br><br>PS<br><br>I tried the following:<br><br>iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 3306 -j REJECT<br><br>then I see<br><br>iptables --list<br>REJECT tcp -- anywhere <a href="http://0.0.12.234">0.0.12.234</a> reject-wthi icmp-port -unreachable <br><br>and I can still log on to the server remotely.<br><br><br>Thanks again. <br>(because it is Monday after 4-1 and the joker decided to wait!)<br><br><br> <br><br><br><br><br><br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Ted Potter<br> <a href="mailto:tpotter@(protected)">tpotter@(protected)</a>
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