Re: Prerouting question

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Le mar 06/04/2004 à 20:16, Antony Stone a écrit :
> <Pedantic response>
> Because PREROUTING is a nat table, and nat tables are for Network Address 
> Translation.   FORWARD and INPUT are filter tables (the default if you don't 
> specify in iptables rules), and that's where filtering operations such as 
> DROP, REJECT, ACCEPT should be done.
> </Pedant>

Well, for nat table don't see all packets, only new ones, one could use
mangle table... But it's the same, mangle table is for mangling, not
filtering.

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