Hello!
Is it possible to do selective connection tracking? In my setup the routers forward lots of traffic, but connection tracking is only required for input/output chains, not forward. Is it possible to implement to save resources?
Hello!
Is it possible to do selective connection tracking? In my setup the routers forward lots of traffic, but connection tracking is only required for input/output chains, not forward. Is it possible to implement to save resources?
Yes you can, starting from 6.36rc, there is “raw” firewall table that have “action=no-track”. it happens before connection tracking.
Thanks! I’ll try it when it will be released.
It works very well! Thanks, MikroTik!
Hi,
do I need connection tracking when there is no any firewall rule and nat on router ? I have some PPPoE Server and connection tracking is enabled on them. and I have some routers just passing traffic to other sites or other routers and connection tracking a enabled on them too. I read some post and see that connection tracking using too much cpu, is there any disadvantage to disable them ?
Thanks
connection tracking is needed for NAT and connection-state checking in the firewall. If you don’t need these features, it should be safe to disable connection tracking. But it will only help if CPU is already quite loaded.