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Our firewall rules are iptables scripts from 2015. What changes moving to nftables and what actually breaks?

Sets instead of thousand-rule chains, one engine for both IP families, atomic ruleset swaps, and a compatibility shim with sharp edges. Migration risk lives in coexistence and tooling assumptions, not syntax.

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Sets instead of thousand-rule chains, one engine for both IP families, atomic ruleset swaps, and a compatibility shim with sharp edges. Migration risk lives in coexistence and tooling assumptions, not syntax.

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