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A listing of the development progress.
A listing of the development progress.


== 3.13 ==
== 5.6 ==
 
* Support for ranges (intervals) in concatenations
 
== 4.16 ==
 
* flowtable support
 
== 4.15 ==
 
* Fetch single elements of a set (i.e, nft get element)
 
== 4.10 ==
 
* notrack support
 
== 4.3 ==
 
* Enhancements for the limit expression, support for ratelimit bytes/time unit.
* Dup expression (equivalent to the ''TEE'' target in iptables) for IPv4 and IPv6.
* VLAN header matching support when NIC support offloads.


* nf_tables merged mainstream.
== 4.2 ==


== 3.14 ==
* New 'netdev' family for filtering from ingress.
* Context to x_tables extensions to know if they run from nft_compat.


* set packet mark support.
== 4.1 ==
* nfqueue support (only for ip and ip6 families).
* rule tracing support.
* IPv6 and inet reject support.


== 3.15 ==
Major updates in the generic set infrastructure:


* Comments per rule support.
* Concatenations.
* IPv4 reject support.
* Timeout per set elements.
* Comments per set elements.
* Dynamic set instantiation.


== 3.16 ==
== 4.0 ==


* connlabel support.
* Mostly fixes.


== 3.17 ==
== 3.19 ==


* log and nflog support for ip, ip6, arp and bridge families.
* redirect support.


== 3.18 ==
== 3.18 ==
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* destroy table and its content, ie. ''nft flush ruleset''.
* destroy table and its content, ie. ''nft flush ruleset''.


== 3.19 ==
== 3.17 ==


* redirect support.
* log and nflog support for ip, ip6, arp and bridge families.


== 4.0 ==
== 3.16 ==


* Mostly fixes.
* connlabel support.


== 4.1 ==
== 3.15 ==


Major updates in the generic set infrastructure:
* Comments per rule support.
* IPv4 reject support.


* Concatenations.
== 3.14 ==
* Timeout per set elements.
* Comments per set elements.
* Dynamic set instantiation.


== 4.2 ==
* set packet mark support.
* nfqueue support (only for ip and ip6 families).
* rule tracing support.
* IPv6 and inet reject support.


* New 'netdev' family for filtering from ingress.
== 3.13 ==
* Context to x_tables extensions to know if they run from nft_compat.


== 4.3 ==
* nf_tables merged mainstream.
 
* Enhancements for the limit expression, support for ratelimit bytes/time unit.
* Dup expression (equivalent to the ''TEE'' target in iptables) for IPv4 and IPv6.
* VLAN header matching support when NIC support offloads.
 
== 4.10 ==
 
* notrack support

Revision as of 11:06, 3 September 2020

A listing of the development progress.

5.6

  • Support for ranges (intervals) in concatenations

4.16

  • flowtable support

4.15

  • Fetch single elements of a set (i.e, nft get element)

4.10

  • notrack support

4.3

  • Enhancements for the limit expression, support for ratelimit bytes/time unit.
  • Dup expression (equivalent to the TEE target in iptables) for IPv4 and IPv6.
  • VLAN header matching support when NIC support offloads.

4.2

  • New 'netdev' family for filtering from ingress.
  • Context to x_tables extensions to know if they run from nft_compat.

4.1

Major updates in the generic set infrastructure:

  • Concatenations.
  • Timeout per set elements.
  • Comments per set elements.
  • Dynamic set instantiation.

4.0

  • Mostly fixes.

3.19

  • redirect support.

3.18

  • masquerading support.
  • meta cpu, devgroup matching.
  • reject bridge support.
  • destroy table and its content, ie. nft flush ruleset.

3.17

  • log and nflog support for ip, ip6, arp and bridge families.

3.16

  • connlabel support.

3.15

  • Comments per rule support.
  • IPv4 reject support.

3.14

  • set packet mark support.
  • nfqueue support (only for ip and ip6 families).
  • rule tracing support.
  • IPv6 and inet reject support.

3.13

  • nf_tables merged mainstream.