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Initially it seemed like a good idea to use iptables rules for mgmt traffic steering instead of multiple socat rules.
Like a single rule could forward all traffic from a source to the dest.
But after running this for a year we've seen many issues with iptables/nftables support on rhel-based derivatives specifically.
Either nftables is not installed, or dnat kernel module is not present.
This kinda makes me steer more to socat again, and let iptables/nftables another 10 years to settle =)
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Explore socat replacement with iptables
socat vs iptables
Dec 11, 2023
Initially it seemed like a good idea to use iptables rules for mgmt traffic steering instead of multiple socat rules.
Like a single rule could forward all traffic from a source to the dest.
But after running this for a year we've seen many issues with iptables/nftables support on rhel-based derivatives specifically.
Either nftables is not installed, or dnat kernel module is not present.
This kinda makes me steer more to socat again, and let iptables/nftables another 10 years to settle =)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: