| .. | ||
| sysvinit | ||
| all-in-one.nft | ||
| arp-filter.nft | ||
| bridge-filter.nft | ||
| ct_helpers.nft | ||
| inet-filter.nft | ||
| inet-nat.nft | ||
| ipv4-filter.nft | ||
| ipv4-mangle.nft | ||
| ipv4-nat.nft | ||
| ipv4-raw.nft | ||
| ipv6-filter.nft | ||
| ipv6-mangle.nft | ||
| ipv6-nat.nft | ||
| ipv6-raw.nft | ||
| load_balancing.nft | ||
| nat.nft | ||
| netdev-ingress.nft | ||
| overview.nft | ||
| pf.os | ||
| README | ||
| secmark.nft | ||
| sets_and_maps.nft | ||
| workstation.nft | ||
These are some examples of the nftables syntax.
You may find example configurations for different families and operations (nat,
filter, mangle).
Also, you may find concrete configurations models, for example a simple
ruleset for a workstation.
For up-to-date information about syntax and usage, head to the official
wiki at: http://wiki.nftables.org
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The nftables package Debian maintainer,
Arturo Borrero Gonzalez - 13/Nov/2015