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Manage ARP filtering rules using the nftables backend. Part of the xtables-nft suite for ARP packet filtering.

List all ARP rules in the filter table

sudo arptables --listIdentify

Append a rule to drop ARP packets from a specific IP address

sudo arptables --append INPUT --source-ip 192.168.0.1 --jump DROPIdentify

Delete a specific rule from the INPUT chain by its rule number

sudo arptables --delete INPUT rule_numberIdentify

Flush all rules in the filter table

sudo arptables --flushIdentify

Set the default policy of the OUTPUT chain to ACCEPT

sudo arptables --policy OUTPUT ACCEPTIdentify

Save the current ARP rules to a file

sudo arptables-save >path/to/fileIdentify