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--- technote:ebpf_configuration [2025/10/03 02:51] – [Related Pages] Scott Cunliffe
+++ technote:ebpf_configuration [2025/10/03 02:58] (current) – [eBPF Configuration] Scott Cunliffe
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-====== eBPF Configuration Tech Note ======
+====== eBPF Configuration  ======
-This page outlines how to configure and enable **eBPF integration** for TapeTrack Server on Linux systems. eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) allows TapeTrack to dynamically manage IP-level blocking at the kernel level during the time-out period.
+This page outlines how to configure and enable eBPF integration for TapeTrack Server on Linux systems. eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) allows TapeTrack to dynamically manage IP-level blocking at the kernel level during the time-out period.
+{{ebpf_logo.png}}
 ===== Prerequisites =====
 Before enabling eBPF support, ensure the following:
-  * Linux kernel version **4.4 or later**
+  * Linux kernel version 4.4 or later
-  * **Root or sudo privileges**
+  * Root or sudo privileges
   * TapeTrack Server binary supports the `-B` argument
-  * A **preloaded eBPF table** is available and accessible
+  * A preloaded eBPF table is available and accessible
 ===== Setup =====
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 TapeTrack will manage the table dynamically — manual edits may be overwritten
-===== Related Pages =====
+===== See Also =====
 [[technote:security_linux|TapeTrack Server: Anti-Throttle and Anti-Hacking Measures]]
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-{{tag>tapetrack ebpf linux firewall security technote}}
+{{tag>tapetrack ebpf linux firewall security technote server}}