I hv seen all the videos from IP tables to NFTables.Your explanation of the setup is so simple that the learning which i was trying to avoid for several months now has interested me as I feel i can learn nftable & iptables quickly.
Hi - Am one of the guy who doesn't comment a lot and I would say, you explanation was just AMAZING. I have a question though, how can we perform a packet filter based on a pattern e.g. In the IPTables, I could do a packet filter to block any line that contains -A INPUT -p udp -m udp --dport 1514 -m string --string "some.exe" --algo bm -j DROP
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Thank you very much. Very instructive. Your 2 videos about NFTables are the best I have seen so far.
watched your iptables and nftables videos. they helped me get started with the subjects. very clear and simple explanations. thanks a lot !
These two videos are the best ones I have found about nftables! Strong recommendation! Many thanks Vineet.
I hv seen all the videos from IP tables to NFTables.Your explanation of the setup is so simple that the learning which i was trying to avoid for several months now has interested me as I feel i can learn nftable & iptables quickly.
Great content. Very clear explanation. It's great you take your time and show the example as you go. Well done!
This was uploaded at the perfect time
It's a very good tutorial for beginners to get a taste of nft, thanks
Thanks a lot! Keep up with this good work! Clear and clean explanation followed by simple practice!
Great job bro. Very useful
Very nice setup. Good work!
thanks. easy to understand
good job 🙏🏻🌹🌷
THANKS YOUR THE BEST :)
Nice bro
thanks alot...
Hi - Am one of the guy who doesn't comment a lot and I would say, you explanation was just AMAZING.
I have a question though, how can we perform a packet filter based on a pattern e.g. In the IPTables, I could do a packet filter to block any line that contains
-A INPUT -p udp -m udp --dport 1514 -m string --string "some.exe" --algo bm -j DROP
poor lookinnggoodfurniture :(
your presentation skills are really impressive btw!
Returning a reject packet on a ping request is kind of pointless, isn't it? I know, this is not the point, thanks for the video.
Well, it's let the pinger know your machine is online but won't let you access it. It might be useful in certain cases.
@@BillAnt a normal Ping reply does not let anyone Access either
@@frankhabermann9083 - Well this gives you a choice for testing purposes.
Cltr-Z instead of Ctrl-C. Argghhhhh.