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Tiny Core

Install Tiny Core While Connected to the Internet

Install Tiny Core Without Being Connected to the Internet

Window Managers

Install on a USB Drive

Encrypted Home

Additional Users

Install Programs

Root Terminal

Root File Manager

Root Text Editor

Mount a Drive or Partition

Backup

Iptables Firewall

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Change the Screen Resolution

Background Image

Workspaces

Printer

Make a live CD with Programs

Dial Up Modems

Tiny Core Links


Other Links


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Current Version of Tiny Core

Tiny Core 1.X

Iptables Firewall

Iptables can control all traffic to and from the internet, and all traffic to and from other computers on a network. It can be used to keep the computer secure.

To use Iptables, you must Install it.


Basic Firewall

To start a basic firewall each time Tiny Core is started, add

sudo /usr/local/sbin/basic-firewall

to /opt/bootlocal.sh.

Before connecting to the internet, turn the computer off and restart, so the firewall is running.

To save settings, you must Backup the first time you shut down Tiny Core after modifying bootlocal.sh.

This basic firewall is adequate for most home users.


Learn More about Iptables

If you want to learn more about Iptables, see Iptables 1 Set Up a Simple Firewall.

If you modify iptables, any files which need to be saved, must be added to /opt/.filetool.lst.


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