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Re: netstat -M for SNAT/DNAT



Yes, that may work, but I'd rather have a lesser netstat, and use iptables than vica versa.  IMHO I'm finding iptables a little easier to understand rather than ipchains(+ ipmasqadm).

I think I'll try the /proc/net/ip_connect... suggestion on monday.

Thanks.

Cory

On Sat, Feb 24, 2001 at 02:58:50PM -0500, Jim Crilly wrote:
> > You should have read Cory's email more carefully. He was asking about
> > netstat showing masq'ed connections under 2.4 w/ iptables, and not 2.2.
> > He was also asking about the unstable/sid version of netstat, not the
> > version of netstat in stable/potato.
> 
> Sorry, you're right.
> 
> I also made the assumption that if the stable/potato version had the ability
> the unstable/sid version would too.
> 
> If Cory had ipchains compatibility compiled in would that allow netstat -M to
> work as if he was using ipchains? A temporary work around until netstat gets
> updated?
> 
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