1. Short question - is there any way for iptables to mangle the DESTINATION
ip address after routing a packet and the SOURCE ip address before
routing it?
2. Big question - I have the following network setup at home:
_______
(linux) ______| PC1 | (linux)
ADSL ----------___| ^^^^^^^
=======| Router |---. ______
---------- |_____| PC2 | (win)
^^^^^^^
I would like PC2 to have the same IP as the external ADSL link, so stuff
like KaZaA will work best. I also like several ports to be forwarded to
the win machine, while others should still be handled by the linux router.
Also, I would like the router to do nat between PC1 and PC2, with
minimum mangling as possible of the addresses. A solution to (1) will
solve this problem.
I perfer a solution without using the ROUTE target patch or policy
routing if such solution exists.
Alon
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