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Test with the live iptables state. Then you can save it with iptables-save > rules.v4 Why do you need a wrapper at all? I looked at shorewall ten years ago and
by sadris 8y ago
Test with the live iptables state. Then you can save it with iptables-save > rules.v4
Why do you need a wrapper at all? I looked at shorewall ten years ago and it just made everything more complicated than just doing it raw.
Term is also nice because it still uses iptables syntax.
- mirimir 8y agoI'm sure that there are other ways to manage multiple sets of iptables rules. I've just found iptables-persistent to be the easiest. I do agree on the iptables vs wrapper issue. I started out using Shorewall, and then ufw. But once I started learning iptables, I decided that it was simpler to just use it.