Explain that firewalld does DENY by default

firewalld · Feb 6, 2022 · 9393462 · 9393462
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 ## How do we fix it?
 
-This tells me that the FedoraServer zone is rejecting my request.  Why?  It turns out that the Firewalld+nftables filter_FORWARD chain prevents non-NATed routing.  However, forwarding is possible using the "Policy Objects" feature that was implemented in firewalld around 2020.
+This tells me that the FedoraServer zone is rejecting my request.  Why?  It turns out that the Firewalld+nftables filter_FORWARD chain prevents non-NATed routing, and firewalld will deny by default.  However, forwarding is possible using the "Policy Objects" feature that was implemented in firewalld around 2020.
 
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