Julian Elischer wrote:
Rajkumar S wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to connect an ng_nat node between ng_ether:upper and
ng_ether:lower so that all packets traversing via ng_ether node gets
nat'd. But it does not seems to be working.
I am using the follwoing commands to connect rl1: and ng_nat
ngctl mkpeer rl1: nat upper out
ngctl name rl1:upper nat
ngctl connect rl1: nat: lower in
ngctl msg nat: setaliasaddr x.x.x.x
ng_nat assumes you have IP packets
ng_ether gives you ethernet packets.
I should add, that you probably want to divert the IP packets
from the IP layer by using ipfw, a divert socket, and a netgraph
divert ksocket,
(Or a ipfw netgraph ipfw rule if you are using 7.0, I don't believe it is in
6.x)
(I have also swapped out with in in the above set of commands, just in
case, but with same results)
with warm regards,
raj
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