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Re: nat help!



well i found out
the trouble but not using iptables :(

i had to use apache mod proxy
but anyway i would like to know how can i do that using iptables

david

im using kernel version
2.4.27-2-386
is that kernel capable ?

> David Panofsky a écrit :
>> In one of your posts you mentioned that the web server is not directly
>> connected to the internet.  That caused me to think about it's routing
>> configuration...  Does this server (10.30.143.1) have a route to get
>> back to the NAT box (10.30.142.12)?
>
> It's a little more complicated. The serveur must have a route to the
> *client* address *via* the NAT box.
>
> But again, without more detail from Luis, all we can do is speculate
> endlessly.
>
>> Another possible problem that you may be having is due to how you're
>> accessing the NATed service.  Are your trying to access it from a third
>> computer on the other side of the NAT box, or from that box itself?  I
>> know it can be tricky to get a packet originating from the NAT server
>> itself to be properly processed by the iptables rules.
>
> It's not that tricky, you just need to copy the DNAT rule in the OUTPUT
> chain. And of course you need a Linux kernel version >= 2.4.19, and for
> versions < 2.4.29, it must have been compiled with the option
> CONFIG_IP_NF_NAT_LOCAL enabled.
>
> PS : Could people posting on this list cut unnecessary quote in their
> replies, and avoid HTML ? Thanks.
>
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