need help apf troubles

[Baxter]

Okay I installed apf with antidos turned on and now of course the first ip banned was mine. even though my static ip was in the allow_hosts.rules.

okay what I've done so far is turned apf off. flushed the rules in iptables -f and listed the rules and there are none in there but I still cannot connect at all.

I've also checked /etc/deny_hosts file and nothing is listed in there. I removed my ip from /apf/ad/ad.rules. I just don't know what else to do? any ideas?

thanks

 

[Megalan-Robert]

Okay I installed apf with antidos turned on and now of course the first ip banned was mine. even though my static ip was in the allow_hosts.rules.

okay what I've done so far is turned apf off. flushed the rules in iptables -f and listed the rules and there are none in there but I still cannot connect at all.

I've also checked /etc/deny_hosts file and nothing is listed in there. I removed my ip from /apf/ad/ad.rules. I just don't know what else to do? any ideas?

thanks

Maybe a little late, but I don't think it's related to APF at all. If you're IP is in the allow_hosts.rules and you restarted APF you should be able to access is no matter what.

Do you keep the redhat firewall running as well? Check:

# iptables -nL | grep <own ip>

To see if you're ip is correctly being listed in the firewall ruleset. It should say ACCEPT all