->
-> Some reason you can't use 10.100, or any of the other RFC 1918 nets?
->
Yeah. I just like to hack. ha ha.. sorry.. punchy humor.
The reason is that our "chassis" is usually behind firewalls. And so
our customers use the RFC 1918 nets. I know, stupid.. but I can't be
guaranteed that an
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Steve Iribarne wrote:
I want to be able to send the packet out a particular Ethernet
interface. I want to use the 127.100 network as a private internet
network to my system.
See the already exising ROUTE and/or NAT targets, or simply add a route.
Regards
Henrik
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On Fri, Feb 18, 2005 at 06:33:12AM -0800, Steve Iribarne wrote:
> I want to be able to send the packet out a particular Ethernet
> interface. I want to use the 127.100 network as a private internet
> network to my system.
Some reason you can't use 10.100, or any of the other RFC 1918 nets?
Phil
-> What I am missing from this picture is what you want to happen with
the
-> packet, or why you at all need to write your own netfilter module...
I want to be able to send the packet out a particular Ethernet
interface. I want to use the 127.100 network as a private internet
network to my syste
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Steve Iribarne wrote:
Hi guys. I'm back! :)
I have written a netfilter "hook" for the 127 net. I basically setup a
post route hook. I check to see if it is on the 127 net I want. I
think the problem I have is a bit more complicated than I thought.
So "users" of my system,
->
-> Nasty nasty nasty. I've been pulling my hair out all night trying to
-> figure out how to do steps 4-5.
Hey.. for any of you like me, that were wondering "where is that doc
that explains how a packet goes through the system.." Well I found one.
http://www.auto.ucl.ac.be/~guffens/doc/pa
Hi guys. I'm back! :)
I have written a netfilter "hook" for the 127 net. I basically setup a
post route hook. I check to see if it is on the 127 net I want. I
think the problem I have is a bit more complicated than I thought.
So "users" of my system, basically applications, will need to talk
