Re: Possible IPTables bug in INPUT interface filtering?

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Hello,

  I am new in iptables but I know well about it.

I my suggenstion,

Here,

x.x.x.10 <== eth0
x.x.x.20 <== eth1   <---> If we want to deny/restrict this ethernet card.


#iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 5900 -d x.x.x.20 -j DROP
#iptables -I OUTPUT -p tcp --sport 5900 -s x.x.x.20 j DROP

*** Default Policies of INPUT and OUTPUT must be ACCEPT

NOTE :
-i also not work when we have two virtual IPs like eth0 and eth0:1 .
In this case first rule will be applied whatever the interface is
written i.e eth0 or eth0:1 .
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