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pfft, who is still using iptables? :) FYI, nftables has the 'inet' table which processes both IPv4 and IPv6 packets, and 'ip' and 'ip6' which processes each re
by yrro 8y ago
pfft, who is still using iptables? :)
FYI, nftables has the 'inet' table which processes both IPv4 and IPv6 packets, and 'ip' and 'ip6' which processes each respectively.
- z3t4 8y agoiptables' are easy to configure and available almost everywhere.
- floatboth 8y agoeasy to configure?? iptables is the most infamously difficult firewall to configure. Ubuntu created the ufw "uncomplicated firewall" wrapper for a reason :D
- romeisendcoming 8y agoAnd your an authority on this? I find PF much more difficult to deal with and I like having two clean interfaces to v4 and v6 in iptables....rather than some overeager tool set that thinks it knows what I mean when I create a rule and the tool then (willy-nilly) applies it across both stacks.
- dan1234 8y agoI’m curious to know what you find so difficult about iptables? It has always seemed reasonably straightforward to me, although I will concede that not being able to combine tcp & udp into the same rule is a bit annoying (though also rarely needed).
- z3t4 8y agoI think it's similar to CSS... I however have a sense that IPv6 is much different so we might get better and easier tools for future IP versions once IPv4 is gone, I however don't expect that to happen during my lifetime :/