ashish@apropos.co.in
2005-Apr-12 14:21 UTC
how can I know iptables target, if any for a packet.
Hi, Is there any way, by which I can get the target name for a packet. Following example will elaborate my problem more clearly. My machine has 2 interface vnc0 & vnc1. I wrote a iptables rule, % iptables -A FORWARD -o vnc1 -j REJECT. For any packet going through vnc1 interface will be rejected, and an icmp error message for that will be returned to the host. Is it possible to know what target (here "REJECT"), is there for that incoming packet. - Ashish
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