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> which firewall manager you're supposed to use Just use iptables directly and iptables-save/restore. In FreeBSD pf.conf is way nicer and easier but this trick
by petre 5y ago
> which firewall manager you're supposed to use
Just use iptables directly and iptables-save/restore. In FreeBSD pf.conf is way nicer and easier but this trick works for me in Linux.
- nix23 5y ago>Just use iptables directly and iptables-save/restore. Not nftables?
- bombcar 5y agoYeah, I'm talking about ipchains -> iptables -> ntfables, not necessarily the various firewall management toolchains on top of those (shore wall, ufw, etc).
- petre 5y agoI have no idea what it uses as a kernel interface nowadays. Did they change the userspace tool again? This is another reason why I like FreeBSD. The tools and syntax barely changed between ipf and pf and the latter was an improvement. I even use as a gateway instead of an EdgeRouter which I find a nuisance to set firewall rules onto.