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	See [[Log Locations]]		See [[Log Locations]]

			LFD (the logging daemon component of CSF) by default sends e-mails to root. If you want to send the e-mails somewhere else, you have two options:

			- Specify an e-mail address in <code>LF_ALERT_TO =</code> in csf.conf

			- Setup a forwarder in WHM>>Server Contacts>>Edit System Mail Preferences (this is the preferred method for cPanel servers.)

			There is a third option.

			LFD stores all the alert templates in: <code>/etc/csf/alerts</code>

			If the <code>LF_ALERT_TO =</code> setting in csf.conf is blank, LFD will use the settings in the templates.

			You can change the "from" and "to" settings in these templates to change where the e-mails for each are delivered, but you have to modify each template (as opposed to changing them all at once in csf.conf)

			This does give you the option to specify a different e-mail address for each alert.

	== References ==		== References ==

Admin at 03:53, 21 January 2017

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	CSF (Config Server Firewall) is an iptables management script and logging daemon.		CSF (Config Server Firewall) is an iptables management script and logging daemon.


	== Command Line Options ==		== Command Line Options ==
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	<code>csf -d <i>IP_Address</i> "Your comment goes here"</code> - Blocks the specified IP address, comment tells why		<code>csf -d <i>IP_Address</i> "Your comment goes here"</code> - Blocks the specified IP address, comment tells why

			<code>csf -dr <i>IP_Address</i></code> - Removes a blocked IP from being blocked

			<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)

	~~<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)~~

	== Configuration Files ==		== Configuration Files ==
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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li>~~ref here..~~.</li>		<li>[http://thelinuxfaq.com/47-how-do-you-manage-configserver-firewall-csf Linux FAQ Manage CSF]</li>
	</ol>		</ol>

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	<code>csf -g <i>IP_Address</i></code> - Look (grep) for an IP address to see if it's blocked		<code>csf -g <i>IP_Address</i></code> - Look (grep) for an IP address to see if it's blocked

	<code>csf -a <i>IP_Address</i></code> - ~~block (add to blocklist)~~ the specified IP address		<code>csf -a <i>IP_Address</i></code> - permanently allows the specified IP address

			<code>csf -d <i>IP_Address</i> "Your comment goes here"</code> - Blocks the specified IP address, comment tells why



	<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)		<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)

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	<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options		<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options

			<code>csf -g <i>IP_Address</i></code> - Look (grep) for an IP address to see if it's blocked

	<code>csf -a <i>IP_Address</i></code> - block (add to blocklist) the specified IP address		<code>csf -a <i>IP_Address</i></code> - block (add to blocklist) the specified IP address

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	<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options		<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options

			<code>csf -a <i>IP_Address</i></code> - block (add to blocklist) the specified IP address

	<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)		<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)


	== Configuration Files ==		== Configuration Files ==

Admin at 03:26, 21 January 2017

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	CSF (Config Server Firewall) is an iptables management script and logging daemon.		CSF (Config Server Firewall) is an iptables management script and logging daemon.

			== Command Line Options ==

	<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options		<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options

			<code>csf -ra</code> - Restart CSF and LFD (leave off the a to restart just CSF)


	== Configuration Files ==		== Configuration Files ==

			CSF and LFD settings are stored in:<br />
			/etc/csf

			csf.conf - main CSF configuration file


	== Logs ==		== Logs ==

Admin at 03:14, 21 January 2017

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	<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options		<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options

			== Configuration Files ==

	== Logs ==		== Logs ==

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CSF (Config Server Firewall) is an iptables management script and logging daemon.

<code>csf -h</code> - get help for CSF command line options

== Logs ==

See [[Log Locations]]

== References ==

<ol>
<li>ref here...</li>
</ol>

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