Shannon,
when you use the iptables command and no specify the table, it assumes
that the table is filter, so "iptables -t filter -F" is the same as
"iptables -F". That's why you need to specify the table to flush the
nat, like flush mangle, etc...
best regards,
x-arnie
Shannon Roddy wrote:
Can someone help me out here? I figured that iptables -F would flush
all tables including the nat table, but it appears to not flush it. I
have to explicitly use iptables -t nat -F to fllush the NAT rules.
Thanks,
Shannon
