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Originally Posted by twobob
Iptables processes rules in order, and stops processing as soon as it hits a "terminal" jump target. Terminal jump targets include ACCEPT, DROP, REJECT, etc...
So 1st one wins AFAIK
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Correct.
In fact, in the very early days, a rule was added every time you started USBnetworking.
PS: Lab126 did not ship the "REJECT" target module - which is what started me building modules o so long ago.
Gotta get back on that project RSN !
NiLuJe and I where just chatting about dealing with more than one Kindle plugged in to the same workstation at the same time - -
And automating their network device names (per individual Kindle).
Something few users need, but us testing folks, with a zillion Kindles on our lan at the same time, sure need.
We should have a recommendation on that problem, RSN !