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watch -n1 -d "iptables -tfilter -vnxL | grep -v -e pkts -evE Chain'pkts|Chain' | sort -nk1 | tacnk1hr | column -t" Keep in mind, this will only show stuff for the table filter.
Add -t nat (or whichever tableIf you use besides filter) to your iptables callwant all tables, to check the rules there.try this:
watch -n1 -d "(iptables -tfilter -vnxL;iptables -tnat -vnxL;iptables -tmangle -vnxL;iptables -traw -vnxL;iptables -tsecurity -vnxL) | grep -vE 'pkts|Chain' | sort -nk1,1hr | column -t" watch -n1 -d "iptables -vnxL | grep -v -e pkts -e Chain | sort -nk1 | tac | column -t" Keep in mind, this will only show stuff for the table filter.
Add -t nat (or whichever table you use besides filter) to your iptables call, to check the rules there.
watch -n1 -d "iptables -tfilter -vnxL | grep -vE 'pkts|Chain' | sort -nk1hr | column -t" Keep in mind, this will only show stuff for the table filter.
If you want all tables, try this:
watch -n1 -d "(iptables -tfilter -vnxL;iptables -tnat -vnxL;iptables -tmangle -vnxL;iptables -traw -vnxL;iptables -tsecurity -vnxL) | grep -vE 'pkts|Chain' | sort -nk1,1hr | column -t"