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Hi guys,
Can you please tell me what is the first table that apply its rule in iptables?
I need to do some kind of filteration that match IP address to MAC address.
Thanks in advance
I want to do MAC address to IP address matching, so any one changes his IP address OR MAC address wont have access.
I wanted to know which table that I should put my rules in?
When the packet comes to the box, what is the first table that this packet goes through?
you've said nothing about what this system is doing, so all i can do is refer you to the chart above, letting your knowledge of the intended behaviour show you what you need.
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