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Usually on a KVM node with CentOS,

  1. iptables support is enabled on the bridge (bridge-nf-call-iptables)
  2. iptables rules can be used to log the data, 2 chain rules one for incoming and one for outgoing
  3. then a bash script is used to extract the data/store the data
  4. iptables counter is flushed (iptables -Z iirc)

I'm pretty new to SmartOS and have tried looking up a way to install iptables (which I assume isn't possible since this is based off solaris?) so what would be the best way to get a similar setup going on SmartOS?

Arjit Chaudhary
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  • Why would you use KVM on a non-native system anyway? – dyasny Jun 29 '15 at 13:44
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    You're running Centos on KVM inside SmartOS right? So you should just install iptables as normal inside the KVM. If you're looking for SmartOS version of iptables you're looking for http://blog.smartcore.net.au/smartos-zone-firewall-guide/ – Khushil Jul 09 '15 at 23:31

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