Are you using the latest Linux kernel firewall?. Here are some notes I've saved that I use and forget all the time.
I plan to add to this as I do more. Hopefully it helps you work something out one day.
Note: I am using inet tables combining my IPv4 and IPv6 rulesets.
List Tables
sudo nft list table inet filter -n -a
sudo nft list table inet nat -n -a
-n
: numeric-a
: handle (object handles)
Add a rule
nft insert rule inet filter OUTPUT position 0 icmpv6 type {nd-router-advert} drop
Delete a rule
nft delete rule inet filter OUTPUT handle 41
ICMPv6 Types
Noting some handy IPv6 ICMP types. I use nftables to block RAs when my WAN is down.
- nd-router-advert == 134
tcpdump expressions
tcpdump -v -i en0 'ip6[40] = 134'