Support for ACLs for bridge NIC device when using nftables driver. #1225
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Support for ACLs for bridge NIC device when using nftables driver. Signed-off-by: Mike Robski <[email protected]>
Support for security.acls* fields for bridge NIC device when using nftables driver. Signed-off-by: Mike Robski <[email protected]>
Support for ACLs for bridge NIC device when using nftables driver. Modified nftable template to allow combining fitering and ACL rules. Updated ACL processing to detect bridge NIC devices with ACL applied and re-generate nftable if the instance is running. Signed-off-by: Mike Robski <[email protected]>
Support for ACLs for bridge NIC device when using nftables driver. Signed-off-by: Mike Robski <[email protected]>
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Allows "security.acls*" fields to be used to apply ACLs to bridge NIC device when the firewall driver is nftables.
Since the nftables do not support "reject" rules, the implementation converts the default rules from "reject" to "drop" when needed.
The ACL rules are applied together with the filtering rules, if specified. The filtering rules are applied before the ACL rules and are enforced even if the ACL definition contains allow rule that permits the traffic.