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On Friday 26 September 2003 04:51 pm, Levi Bard wrote:
> So, what's the consensus, iptables or route? I'm personally leaning
> toward iptables on the principle that it will only affect, say, my
> incoming traffic, whereas if I use route, every packet will have to
> cascade through the routing table before hitting the default route (in my
> case).
<disclaimer>
I did not read the whole thread, so my post may not be relevant.
</disclaimer>
I say use iptables. You have more control. You can specify source
address/network and destination address/network as well which interface to
filter from/to in addition to defining the packet filter(s) before or after
routing (PRE- , POST-).
- --
Matt Miller
Senior Sun Engineer
WellCare
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