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How to configure iptables on Ubuntu

Home How to configure iptables on Ubuntu
January 18, 2023 | by Arround The Web | No comments

How to configure iptables on Ubuntu

The user-space application software iptables allows you to configure the tables supplied by the Linux distro firewall and the chains and rules stored in them. The iptables kernel module only applies to IPv4 traffic; to create firewall rules for IPv6 connections, use ip6tables, which corresponds to the same command structures as iptables.

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