Anyone else used to looking at IP Tables rules where everything is grouped by chain? I think it's much easier to read and make adjustments than lumping everything into the same table. It would be nice to see a separate rule table for INPUT, FORWARD, and OUTPUT.

Try this: It's even got the added bonus that when using the view-filter, if you click the blue + to add a rule, the chain will automatically be defaulted to be whatever chain you've chosen in the view filter.

Try this:

fwfilter.png

It's even got the added bonus that when using the view-filter, if you click the blue + to add a rule, the chain will automatically be defaulted to be whatever chain you've chosen in the view filter.

Useful, thanks! But doesn't help for Winbox-less environments. I run almost exclusively OS X and Linux, and I always seem to have problems with Wine. I occasionally use Webfig, and I see the option there to filter it, but it would be nice to have this on the command line as well.

Useful, thanks! But doesn't help for Winbox-less environments. I run almost exclusively OS X and Linux, and I always seem to have problems with Wine. I occasionally use Webfig, and I see the option there to filter it, but it would be nice to have this on the command line as well.

/ip firewall filter print where chain=input

BAM!

I guess I was more looking for command line output in the normal iptables format, but that works.