When Linux boots up, I see an error message in the console about
nftables: the system can't find LAN1 or WAN1. No surprise, since when I
set up the configuration file with the default in the BLFS book like so:
cat > /etc/nftables/nftables.conf << "EOF"
. . .
I just used the template in the book. Later, in this configuration file
I replaced all instances of WAN1 with my actual ethernet string
"enp0s31f6", but I still get complaints from Linux on bootup.
I did not replace LAN1.
After some Net research on the use of nftables, I thought that WAN1 ->
enp0s31f6 was correct. However, I have no clue what to use for LAN1.
My home system is pretty simple: several computers talking to a router
via hard-wired ethernet or wireless. So I would guess that LAN1 would be
a name that resides somewhere in router-land. Clues?
Alan
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