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| blog:linux:connection_tracking_2_core_implementation [2022-02-06] – Added kernel tag Andrej Stender | blog:linux:connection_tracking_2_core_implementation [2022-08-07] (current) – activated TOC Andrej Stender | ||
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| With this article series I like to take a closer look at the connection tracking subsystem of the Linux kernel, which provides the basis for features like stateful packet filtering and NAT. | With this article series I like to take a closer look at the connection tracking subsystem of the Linux kernel, which provides the basis for features like stateful packet filtering and NAT. | ||
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| by a network packet and they either become " | by a network packet and they either become " | ||
| - | still traversing the kernel network stack or they die together that same packet | + | still traversing the kernel network stack or they die together |
| when it is being dropped.)). This means, usually each further network packet | when it is being dropped.)). This means, usually each further network packet | ||
| traversing the main ct hook functions which is identified to belong to a tracked | traversing the main ct hook functions which is identified to belong to a tracked | ||
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