Re: Re: [suse-security] IPChains and IPTables
Hi again,
I 've read the pages ...
... now I'm not sure if I did understand that right ...
.. IP-Chains can analyze if a packet is permitted to "go to the target
system" or not ( if so, the packet will be dropped or routed )
.. IP-Tables can analyze all packets and Flags ( SYN, FIN, etc. ) no matter
where the packets destination is ( if a rule will apply the packet will be
dropped or routed )
.. right so ?!?!??!?!??!?!
Thanks !
Regards,
Bruno Leonhardt
Michael
Appeldorn An: suse-security@suse.com, BLeonhardt@analytek.de
what exactly are the main differences between IPChains and IPTables ?
ask google 4: difference ipchains iptables
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... now I'm not sure if I did understand that right ...
.. IP-Chains can analyze if a packet is permitted to "go to the target system" or not ( if so, the packet will be dropped or routed ) .. IP-Tables can analyze all packets and Flags ( SYN, FIN, etc. ) no matter where the packets destination is ( if a rule will apply the packet will be dropped or routed )
.. right so ?!?!??!?!??!?!
not really. again ! ask google ! e.g : compare iptables ipchains here the first link in list http://www.oofle.com/iptables/comparison.htm Yours Michael Appeldorn
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