Re: Using interface name as a command line option to create a iptables rule

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On Monday 2011-06-20 17:39, icukeng@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>if ssh listens only on 192.168.229.131 at port 22 these rules are equivalent.
>otherwise some user from another network (on another nic) can connect.
>
>Another nuance is possibility of ip/arp spoofing - you can get
>192.168.229.131 from eth1.

You can even get them without spoofing, by load-balancing, in which case 
the rules are not equivalent either.
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