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On a loaded router (rb4011 in this case) by disabling the 3 jump rules and switching the jump targets back to the forward chain and disabling the dst and src nat rules that go to nowhere I save a couple of % CPU.
For example, what's the ucrm_forward_first jump rule for? Script doesn't create a ucrm_forward_first chain.
similarly, what's the point of the jump rules that go to a single entry? That actually ads slightly more overhead because it's 2 rules to process.
Then in NAT there's a number of ucrm_dst nat rules that don't do anything except jump to a non-existent chain.
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