Hello,
1. How can I block all connections as default and only allow whitelisted ip lists via Skynet? Equivalent to setting the iptables INPUT, OUTPUT and FORWARD policy to block and then allowing only specific ip addresses to connect to WAN.
2. I currently use "Firewall - Network Services Filter" + "Filter table type = Allow List" to use the merlin gui firewall to achieve this result but would like to also use Skynet so that I can use whitelist lists. How does skynet effect the iptables rules produced by the gui firewall, will it override these policy settings? i.e my current gui setup makes iptables policy = block, will skynet re-set the policy = allow and then only block from the skynet blacklists or do the gui firewall policy settings persist?
3. I appreciate that this is not a Diversion thread but it works in tandem with Skynet lists, the same questions apply to use of diversion, can it be used to achieve my desired results and what impact does it have on gui firewall rules/policy.
Many thanks for any feedback
1. How can I block all connections as default and only allow whitelisted ip lists via Skynet? Equivalent to setting the iptables INPUT, OUTPUT and FORWARD policy to block and then allowing only specific ip addresses to connect to WAN.
2. I currently use "Firewall - Network Services Filter" + "Filter table type = Allow List" to use the merlin gui firewall to achieve this result but would like to also use Skynet so that I can use whitelist lists. How does skynet effect the iptables rules produced by the gui firewall, will it override these policy settings? i.e my current gui setup makes iptables policy = block, will skynet re-set the policy = allow and then only block from the skynet blacklists or do the gui firewall policy settings persist?
3. I appreciate that this is not a Diversion thread but it works in tandem with Skynet lists, the same questions apply to use of diversion, can it be used to achieve my desired results and what impact does it have on gui firewall rules/policy.
Many thanks for any feedback
