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> The firewall on OpenBSD is miles better to configure than iptables. That's understating the matter by a huge amount. pf is easier to read and understand, ea
by sedawkgrep 11mo ago
> The firewall on OpenBSD is miles better to configure than iptables.
That's understating the matter by a huge amount.
pf is easier to read and understand, easier to adjust, more dynamic, and works like every other firewall in the world not based on iptables.
- thomashabets2 11mo agoSeems a bit subjective. I find iptables much easier to work with. But then again I've not run iptables for years. nftables has many benefits.
- tasn 11mo agoiptables is indeed horrid, but Linux has nftables nowadays, which is much nicer and easier to configure.