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* Boolean World offers this [https://www.booleanworld.com/depth-guide-iptables-linux-firewall/ In-Depth Guide to iptables]
* Boolean World offers this [https://www.booleanworld.com/depth-guide-iptables-linux-firewall/ In-Depth Guide to iptables]
* From TutorialsPoint, you can see an in-depth [https://www.tutorialspoint.com/unix_commands/iptables.htm iptables(8) man page]
* Check out PhoenixNAP's [https://phoenixnap.com/kb/iptables-tutorial-linux-firewall Ultimate Guide to Linux Firewall]
* Head over to markonisic's GitHub for a downloadable iptables cheat sheet, readable [https://github.com/markonisic/IPtables_cheat_sheet online] or [https://github.com/markonisic/IPtables_cheat_sheet/blob/main/IPtables%20commands%20cheat%20sheet.pdf via download] <pdf>File:IPtables_commands_cheat_sheet.pdf</pdf>


=== Similar Tools ===
=== Similar Tools ===


* [[nftables]]
* [[nftables]]
* [[firecall-cmd]]
* [[firewall-cmd]]
* [[Uncomplicated Firewall]]
* [[Uncomplicated Firewall|UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall)]]
* [[apf]]
* [[apf]]
* [[Firewall Builder]] (No longer maintained)
* [[Firewall Builder]] (No longer maintained)

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Iptables is a user-space tool used to define firewall rulesets for packet filtering, network-address and port translation, packet mangling, logging, and more as part of the netfilter project. It has been superseded by nftables, which offers more flexible and scalable packet classification as well as better performance.

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