Having read about nftables being Debian's default
and preferred firewall, i installed and enabled it to launch on boot
on my Debian desktop with the commands mentioned
on Debian wiki :
(nftables in Debian the easy way
https://wiki.debian.org/nftables)
# aptitude install nftables
# systemctl enable nftables.service
Being completely uninformed on this :
Am i to conclude that my desktop is being guarded by
a default nftables ruleset ?
If not
Is there somewhere a dependable basic rulest version
i can safely copy-paste to my desktop ?
otherwise
What is the easiest way to safely create such basic defense ?
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setting a basic nftables ruleset on debian
Re: setting a basic nftables ruleset on debian
You can check the output of "nft list ruleset".
If its empty, then the firewall (nftables) is not doing anything.
If you want to set-up some rule, do it at /etc/nftables.conf
If you need an example to start with, check in /usr/share/doc/nftables.
Take workstation.nft as a starting point.
If its empty, then the firewall (nftables) is not doing anything.
If you want to set-up some rule, do it at /etc/nftables.conf
If you need an example to start with, check in /usr/share/doc/nftables.
Take workstation.nft as a starting point.