Re: How Expensive?

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On 10-07-27 11:12 PM, Jan Engelhardt wrote:
On Wednesday 2010-07-28 03:17, Payam Chychi wrote:

it's much less and actually recommended than running all rules in
default/less chains as each pkt must traverse the entire chain to be
processed
Packets need not traverse an entire chain! All of -j ACCEPT, -j DROP,
-j RETURN and -g xxx cause an early exit from the current chain in one
way or another.
a packet must traverse an entire chain unless it meets a given condition and as such its better to have more specific chains to jump packet through rather than having to wait until the end of a chain, ie. 1000 line chain.

ps, my prevoius reply was suppose to say "its much less overhead to use more chains and actually NOT recommended to run all rules in default/less chains", sorry for the confusion.
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