I've been google:ing like a mad man and the latest I found was
ipset, but that was for IP addresses only it seems and if I was correct, TCP only too.
I need an application/addon to easily give a list of IP/MAC addresses or what ever to do
'whatever' in the iptables script. (whatever = what I tell the list to do or NOT to do, NOT the real commands but eg. allow/deny what's in this 'list')
Doing a loop seems old school so there gotta be a better way for it, although I can't find it.
I use iptables in the 'old' fashion way, as a script, adding/removing rules etc,
but I'm lately being 'forced' to use a GUI for it all, so it'll be good if it'll
work in that way too, but if it can't no worries, I'll take the heat
OK, I need to add more MAC addresses for SSH, static IP addresses for access to servers
and other stuff like this no matter if its TCP or UDP.
Instead of just repeat the same row again and again with the small change of IP or MAC,
there gotta be a better way, I mean it is the year 2k15!!
Point to a file that holds the list of 'items' doesn't matter, as long as it's in ONE place.
//TIA B52
PS: How do you spell googling? is it googling, or not to 'trash' the registered trademark
'google' as google:ing or google'ing?
Had to ask

*My native language ain't English so........*