On 9/22/2014 5:59 PM, jone...@teksavvy.com wrote:
> Hello,
> 
>   For advanced TC, only tcrules can be different regarding IPv4/IPv6
> because tcrules can contain IP addresses.  So far, what I observed is
> that an IPv6 rule must be processed by shorewall6.  Which would make
> sense.  What I'm not sure about though, is that the 'IPv6 Support' says
> that when using TC with both, that one side must be disabled by having
> TC_ENABLED=No and TC_CLEAR=No in that side.
> 
>   So if there are both IPv4 and IPv6 tcrules used, does this mean that,
> for instance the IPv6 side is disabled and then shorewall AND
> shorewall6 ae run and the IPv6 tcrules will be processed even though it
> is marked disabled in shorewall6.conf ?  As you see, I'm not sure how
> it goes.  Any help much appreciated.

The tcrules file is processed regardless of the settings of TC_ENABLED
and TC_CLEAR.

-Tom
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