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Examples with ipset matches:: # Prepare a simple match on an ipset at index 0 src # (the first ipset name that appears when running `ipset list`) match = [{"kind": "ipset", "index": 0, "mode": "src"}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # The same match but inverted, simply add inverse flag match = [{"kind": "ipset", "index": 0, "mode": "src", "inverse": True}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Still one ipset but with multiple dimensions: # comma separated list of modes match = [{"kind": "ipset", "index": 0, "mode": "src,dst"}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Now let's add multiple expressions (ipset 0 src and ipset 1 src) match = [{"kind": "ipset", "index": 0, "mode": "src", "relation": "and"}, {"kind": "ipset", "index": 1, "mode": "src"}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # The same works with OR (ipset 0 src or ipset 1 src) match = [{"kind": "ipset", "index": 0, "mode": "src", "relation": "OR"}, {"kind": "ipset", "index": 1, "mode": "src"}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) Examples with cmp matches:: # Repeating the example given in the man page match = [{"kind": "cmp", "layer": 2, "opnd": "gt", "align": "u16", "offset": 3, "mask": 0xff00, "value": 20}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Now, the same example but with variations # - use layer name instead of enum # - use operand sign instead of name match = [{"kind": "cmp", "layer": "transport", "opnd": ">","align": "u16", "offset": 3, "mask": 0xff00, "value": 20}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Again, the same example with all possible keywords even if they are # ignored match = [{"kind": "cmp", "layer": "tcp", "opnd": ">", "align": "u16", "offset": 3, "mask": 0xff00, "value": 20, "trans": False}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Another example, we want to work at the link layer # and filter incoming packets matching hwaddr 00:DE:AD:C0:DE:00 # OSI model tells us that the source hwaddr is at offset 0 of # the link layer. # Size of hwaddr is 6-bytes in length, so I use an u32 then an u16 # to do the complete match match = [{"kind": "cmp", "layer": "link", "opnd": "eq", "align": "u32", "offset": 0, "mask": 0xffffffff, "value": 0x00DEADC0, "relation": "and"}, {"kind": "cmp", "layer": "link", "opnd": "eq", "align": "u16", "offset": 4, "mask": 0xffff, "value": 0xDE00}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # As the man page says, here are the different key-value pairs you can use: # "layer": "link" or "eth" or 0 # "layer": "network" or "ip" or 1 # "layer": "transport" or "tcp" or 2 # "opnd": "eq" or "=" or 0 # "opnd": "gt" or ">" or 1 # "opnd": "lt" or "<" or 2 # "align": "u8" or "u16" or "u32" # "trans": True or False # "offset", "mask" and "value": any integer Examples with meta matches:: # Repeating the example given in the man page match = [{"kind": "meta", "object":{"kind": "nfmark", "opnd": "gt"}, "value": 24, "relation": "and"}, {"kind": "meta", "object":{"kind": "tcindex", "opnd": "eq"}, "value": 0xf0, "mask": 0xf0}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Now, the same example but with variations # - use operand sign instead of name match = [{"kind": "meta", "object":{"kind": "nfmark", "opnd": ">"}, "value": 24, "relation": "and"}, {"kind": "meta", "object":{"kind": "tcindex", "opnd": "="}, "value": 0xf0, "mask": 0xf0}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Another example given by the tc helper # meta(indev shift 1 eq "ppp") match = [{"kind": "meta", "object":{"kind": "dev", "opnd": "eq", "shift": 1}, "value": "ppp"}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match) # Another example, drop every packets arriving on ifb0 match = [{"kind": "meta", "object":{"kind": "dev", "opnd": "eq"}, "value": "ifb0"}] ip.tc("add-filter", "basic", ifb0, parent=0x10000, classid=0x10010, match=match, action="drop") # As the man page says, here are the different key-value pairs you can use: # "opnd": "eq" or "=" or 0 # "opnd": "gt" or ">" or 1 # "opnd": "lt" or "<" or 2 # "shift": any integer between 0 and 255 included # "kind" object: see `tc filter add dev iface basic match 'meta(list)'` result # "value": any string if kind matches 'dev' or 'sk_bound_if', # any integer otherwise NOTES: When not specified, `inverse` flag is set to False. 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