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I created my own chain called test. I want to insert a new rule in the chain that drops all packets to an IP address at a specified port.

sudo iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -dport 24 

The parrot OS VM tells me that it doesn't know the argument 24 in the above command. I have been trying this for like 2 hours and still haven't gotten anywhere.

-I inserts a rule

-j specifies the action to the packet in the rule

-d specifies the destination which should be an IP address and not a name

-dport should be the port # for which this firewall rule should act 

I have tried many variations such as --destination or --destination-port

Not sure how to get it to work.

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I created my own chain called test. I want to insert a new rule in the chain that drops all packets to an IP address at a specified port.

sudo iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -dport 24 

The parrot OS VM tells me that it doesn't know the argument 24 in the above command. I have been trying this for like 2 hours and still haven't gotten anywhere.

-I inserts a rule

-j specifies the action to the packet in the rule

-d specifies the destination which should be an IP address and not a name

-dport should be the port # for which this firewall rule should act 

I have tried many variations such as --destination or --destination-port

Not sure how to get it to work.

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I created my own chain called test. I want to insert a new rule in the chain that drops all packets to an IP address at a specified port.

sudo iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -dport 24 

The parrot OS VM tells me that it doesn't know the argument 24 in the above command. I have been trying this for like 2 hours and still haven't gotten anywhere.

-I inserts a rule

-j specifies the action to the packet in the rule

-d specifies the destination which should be an IP address and not a name

-dport should be the port # for which this firewall rule should act 

I have tried many variations such as --destination or --destination-port

Not sure how to get it to work.

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sudo iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -dport 24 

-I inserts a rule

-j specifies the action to the packet in the rule

-d specifies the destination which should be an IP address and not a name

-dport should be the port # for which this firewall rule should act 

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The problem is that your syntax is incorrect, try the following:

To block all traffic

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p all

To block a specific port like ssh(22)

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p tcp --dport 22

where -p is the protocol tcp or udp and --dport is the destination port

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The problem is that your syntax is incorrect, try the following:

To block all traffic

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p all

To block a specific port like ssh(22)

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p tcp --dport 22

where -p is the protocol tcp or udp and --dport is the destination port

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The problem is that your syntax is incorrect, try the following:

To block all traffic

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p all

To block a specific port like ssh(22)

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p tcp --dport 22

where -p is the protocol tcp or udp and --dport is the destination port

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The problem is that your syntax is incorrect, try the following:

To block all traffic

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p all

To block a specific port like ssh(22)

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p tcp --dport 22

where -p is the protocol tcp or udp and --dport is the destination port

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iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p all

iptables -I test -j DROP -d 130.x.y.z -p tcp --dport 22

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