List of available translations via iptables-translate tool

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The following matches and targets (in alphabetic order) can be fully translated via iptables-translate tool:

Translatable extensions

Matches

xt

  • addrtype
  • ipcomp
  • comment
  • connlabel
  • connmark
  • conntrack
  • cpu
  • dccp
  • devgroup
  • dscp
  • ecn
  • esp
  • helper
  • iprange
  • length
  • limit
  • mac
  • mark
  • owner
  • pkttype
  • state
  • tcp
  • udp

ip

  • ah
  • realm
  • ttl

ip6

  • ah
  • frag
  • hbh
  • hl
  • mh

Targets

xt

  • CLASSIFY
  • NFLOG
  • NFQUEUE
  • MARK
  • TEE
  • TRACE

ip

  • DNAT
  • MASQUERADE
  • REDIRECT
  • REJECT
  • SNAT

ip6

  • DNAT
  • MASQUERADE
  • REDIRECT
  • REJECT
  • SNAT


Following matches and targets are yet to be translated:

Partially translatable extensions

Matches

xt

  • multiport

[Waiting for support of --ports]

  • owner

[Waiting for support of --socket-exists]

  • sctp

[Waiting for support of --chunk-types]

  • time

[Waiting for support of --monthdays]

ip

  • icmp

[Waiting for support of packet types]

ip6

  • icmp6

[Waiting for support of packet types]

  • rt

[Waiting for support of --rt-0-res, --rt-0-addrs, --rt-0-not-strict] (partial translations available)

Targets

xt

  • CONNMARK

[Waiting for support of --save-mark, --restore-mark, --set-mark and --set-xmark] (partial translations available)
If --set-mark is used you must only specify the mark.
If --set-xmark is used you must specify the mark and the mask.

ip

  • LOG

[Waiting for support of log-tcp-sequence, log-tcp-options, log-ip-options, log-uid, log-macdecode] (partial translations available)

ip6

  • LOG

[Waiting for support of log-tcp-sequence, log-tcp-options, log-ip-options, log-uid, log-macdecode] (partial translations available)

Untranslatable extensions

Matches

xt

  • cgroup

[Waiting for support of cgroup2 path-based in nft]

  • set

[Waiting for support]

Suggestions for adding support:
  • Add counters to each element of a set. A counter contains the number of packets that matched an element and the total number of bytes. There must be the option of enabling or disabling the update of counters' values at will. Also counters' values must be accesible in order to do comparisons.
  • Sets must include different types of elements. Sets must have support for the "nomatch" flag.

Robgc (talk) 21:48, 21 September 2016 (CEST)

ip6

  • ipv6header