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Disable iptables for L2-only traffic when everything is allowed by ACLs
Avoid using iptables for L2-forwaded traffic if ACLs allow everything (without rate limiting) and flow logging is disabled. Otherwise, unnecessary packet processing steps are added which reduce network performance significantly. In NFV use cases, filtering and flow logging are typically handled by applications (VNFs), so EVE should only focus on providing efficient virtual wiring. Signed-off-by: Milan Lenco <milan@zededa.com>
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