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    The document discusses different types of firewall rules including filter rules, NAT rules, and mangle rules. Filter rules are used to accept, drop, or reject packets and can be applied to the input, output, and forward chains. NAT rules are used for masquerading and can be applied to the src-nat and dst-nat chains. Mangle rules are used to mark packets and can be applied to the input, output, forward, prerouting, and postrouting chains. The document provides an example of blocking ICMP protocol for ping requests from a client to the internet using filter rules on a MikroTik router.

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    The document discusses different types of firewall rules including filter rules, NAT rules, and mangle rules. Filter rules are used to accept, drop, or reject packets and can be applied to the input, output, and forward chains. NAT rules are used for masquerading and can be applied to the src-nat and dst-nat chains. Mangle rules are used to mark packets and can be applied to the input, output, forward, prerouting, and postrouting chains. The document provides an example of blocking ICMP protocol for ping requests from a client to the internet using filter rules on a MikroTik router.

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    2b. AIJ - FILTER RULES

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    The document discusses different types of firewall rules including filter rules, NAT rules, and mangle rules. Filter rules are used to accept, drop, or reject packets and can be applied to the input, output, and forward chains. NAT rules are used for masquerading and can be applied to the src-nat and dst-nat chains. Mangle rules are used to mark packets and can be applied to the input, output, forward, prerouting, and postrouting chains. The document provides an example of blocking ICMP protocol for ping requests from a client to the internet using filter rules on a MikroTik router.

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    FILTER RULES

    Referensi : https://citraweb.com/artikel/146/
    junior cyber security_protected (1) (2).pdf (halaman 13)
    BAGAIMANA TEKNISNYA … ???
    Masih ingat ?

    Ip firewall nat add chain=src-nat action=masquerade

    IF THEN
    Firewall Rules Chain - Action
    Parameter FILTER NAT MANGLE
    RULES
    Chain Input Src-nat Input
    Output Dst-nat Output
    Forward Forward
    Prerouting
    Postrouting
    Action Accept, Drop, Reject, Redirect, Masquarade,
    Mark-packet
    PRAKTEKKAN ….
    CONTOH PENERAPAN DI MIKROTIK :
    BLOKIR PROTOCOL “ICMP”
    PING KE INTERNET (MISSAL :DETIK.COM) DARI CLIENT MELALUI
    ROUTER
    PENUGASAN:
    Jelaskan !
     Chain : input, output, forward
     Action : drop, accept, reject

     Filter rules
     NAT
     Mangle

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