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What comes after ‘iptables’? It’s successor, of course: `nftables` (RH blog)
The Red Hat Developers Blog is running an
introduction to the nftables packet filtering system.
"nftables implements a set of instructions, called expressions, which
can exchange data by storing or loading it in a number of registers. In
other words, the nftables core can be seen as a virtual
machine. Applications like the nftables front end-tool nft can use the
expressions offered by the kernel to mimic the old iptables matches while
gaining more flexibility."
The Red Hat Developers Blog is running an
introduction to the nftables packet filtering system.
"nftables implements a set of instructions, called expressions, which
can exchange data by storing or loading it in a number of registers. In
other words, the nftables core can be seen as a virtual
machine. Applications like the nftables front end-tool nft can use the
expressions offered by the kernel to mimic the old iptables matches while
gaining more flexibility."
