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- NFTables IP Control
- ''5h30m'' for 5 hours 30 minutes. *''sudo nft list set inet firewall controllist'' : will list the current elements in named set controllist *''sudo nft flush set inet firewall controllist'' : will flush the current named set controllist *''sudo vim /etc/nftables.conf'' : to edit the c... would look like: ''/usr/bin/systemd-cat -t controllist /home/baumkp/controllist.sh'', remembering everything after the 5th space ... # 45 23 * * * /usr/bin/systemd-cat -t controllist /home/baumkp/controllist.sh 5h15m # 30 23 * * 5-6 /usr/bin/systemd-cat
- NFTables Configuration
- tab6> \\ <tab6><color blue> # The set controllist is used to dynamically add IP address(es) to a timed drop list for LAN access control </color> ++ | \\ +<color #... directory use ''sudo ./router.nft'' to run. *To list currently loaded nft tables: ''sudo nft list tables'' *To list a loaded table use: ''sudo nft list table inet firewall'', the inet firewall as listed from ''sudo nft list table'' *To list a loaded table use: ''sudo nft list table ip nat''. (The -a option lists handles.)
- Wireguard VPN access from WAN to LAN
- ected to the wireguard IP address *''sudo nft list table inet firewall -a'' will list my firewall settings. * ''ip daddr 192.168.... tes 9246975 accept # handle 24''. *''sudo nft list table ip nat -a'' will list my nat settings. *''ip daddr 112.213.222.38... tab6> \\ <tab6><color blue> # The set controllist is used to dynamically add IP address(es) to a timed drop list for LAN access control </color> ++ | \\ +<color #... ed by each nftables chain - Use of the nftables list to list the chains and actual counted packets and bytes
- Router Miscellaneous
- ''systemctl show -p FragmentPath nftables'' *To list all systemd services: ''systemctl list-unit-files'', use ''systemctl list-unit-files --state=enabled'' to check all enabled... collected since current boot *''journalctl --list-boots'' lists recorded boots. The default option
- Wifi Router / Access Points
- t /etc/config/uhttpd| <code>config uhttpd 'main' list listen_http '0.0.0.0:80' list listen_http '[::]:80' list listen_https '0.0.0.0:443' list listen_https '[::]:443' option redirect_https '0' option home '/www'
- Router Configuration, Switch & Server Setup
- \ Ubuntu snap system sucks, to disable: *''snap list'' # to show what snaps are installed *''sudo sn... snapd'' *''sudo apt-mark hold snapd'' *''apt list --installed | grep snap'' It seems like Ubuntu wa... mask. * ''%%nmap -sn 192.168.56.x/24%%'' should list the local computer address and the connected equi
- Linux Router Setup Notes - Index
- =====Linux Router Setup Notes - Index====== <pagelist> *[[linux_router:start]] *[[linux_router:backgrou... [linux_router:qemu]] *[[linux_router:wifi]] </pagelist> {{tag>router index}} <- ^ linux_router:start|
- Debian Server Network Setup
- 0 # use default? </code> ++++ The following is a list of some stanza not used and why: ++++tl;dr;| <cod
- Router Hardware
- b menu type 'c' to input the command 'vbeinfo' to list the available grub video modes. You can also spec
- ISP PPPoE Network Setup
- es last boot, ''-xe'' sees end of file, ''-f'' to list the end of the file. Also remember to turn on / o
- IPTables Configuration
- lists the tables, by default the filter table. To list the nat table, add ''-t nat''. For more verbose i
- DHCP / DNS Setup
- o see active leases use command ''sudo dhcp-lease-list''.\\ ISC has stopped supporting ISC-DHCP client