(This enhancement has been included in the file "etc.lrp" for dynamic IP users
)Action:
Reload the firewall rules
Manually restart seawall:
login as root, type
q to drop to the command prompt,
type
seawall restart
If you are already at the command prompt,
type
seawall restart
Automatic method:
(LRP automatically restarts seawall every 24 hours)
(This enhancement has been included in the file "etc.lrp" for dynamic IP
users
)
login in as root, type
q to drop to the command prompt, edit the
file /etc/cron.d/multicron
ae /etc/cron.d/multicron
add a line
15 06 * * * root seawall restart
> /dev/null
make sure there is a blank line between above line and the <<EOF>> marker
ctrl-S and Enter to save
ctrl-C
lrcfg, choose Backup, choose
2) etc
Above example restarts seawall everyday at 06:15 (using a 24 hour clock) Canada/US
pacific time zone.
You can change LRP to use your local time zone
instead.
Last revised: August 29, 2006
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