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The Linux VEN is installed into two directories by default:Дirectory Ownership Pre- and Post-activation For the complete list of Red Hat versions supported by the VEN by release, see OS Support and Package Dependencies on the Illumio Support portal. In 19.3.0 and later releases, the VEN continues to support earlier versions of Red Hat with no changes. Creating policy for workloads running Red Hat 8 does not change. nftables support does not impact the PCE viewing a workload that is running Red Hat 8 in the PCE web console does not change.Using the nftrace tool on Illumio created tables is not supported because it requires specific filtering rules.nftables does not impact Firewall Coexistence and it is still supported.

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Native support for nftables in Red Hat 8 does not change the VEN installation or upgrade process if you've written installation scripts, they don't require updates.

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To use lists or sets with iptables, you need to install ipset.nftables has integrated set support and can be used more naturally within the configuration. Built in tracing: Includes built-in support for named sets.Multiple actions: A single rule can have multiple actions, such as LOG and DROP.

Combined rules: Rather than write 2 rules for every enforcement point, you can combine them into a single rule such as combining multiple ports into a single rule, and IPv4 and IPv6 into a single rule.

Simpler syntax: Uses a simpler syntax, which is very similar to TCP dump.

Support for nftables provides the following usability enhancements for the VEN: The new support for nftables does not change VEN functionality or the VEN feature set because the underlying net filter capabilities are the same.

Supporting nftables, which is used by Red Hat 8, simplifies rule writing and allows developers to write fewer rules and do so much more efficiently. In 19.3.0 and later releases, the VEN supports nftables, which is the default host-based firewall used by Red Hat 8. These unmodified distribution files (RPMs) are packaged with the VEN itself and installed in /opt/illumio_ven/etc/extras. If the iptables version already on the workload is older than iptables version 1.4.7-16 or ipsets is older than version 6.11-4, the VEN installation process installs more recent versions of iptables and ipset, including libmnl. These cases are marked in section titles below with вЂњRPM only.вЂќДЄbout iptables Versions for Red Hat and CentOS Red Hat Version 6 VENs

Some of the optional installation features in the RPM are not available with the Debian package.

Root access on the workload is required for installation of the Linux VEN.

Installing the VEN on Linux relies native package management commands:ДЇor Debian and Ubuntu (referred to as вЂњDebianвЂќ): dpkgДЇor Red Hat and CentOS (referred to as вЂњRed HatвЂќ): rpm.

This section discusses installing and upgrading the VEN for Linux by using packaging technology commands and the VEN CTL. Linux: Install and Upgrade with CLI and VEN CTL