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Riku "Rdsdnen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I have been able make this setup work which means that I am
> able browse Web and was able to play Starcraft in BNet from
> Machine#1 or Machine#2 but I still cannot host a game. I
> tried to find out why by logging the packets and using
> tcpdump, and I found out that packets that came to the
> Starcraft-host were directed to INPUT-chain and not to
> FORWARD-chain as I was expecting them to.
This is as it should be, provided that that system is the destination for
the packet. Iptables is a complete reworked implimentation and now each
packet should only traverse one of the filter tables main chains (INPUT,
OUTPUT, and FORWARD). Packets will only hit the FORWARD chain if (based on
routing decisions) the packet (at the time of routing) needs to be forward
from one interface/ip to another interface/ip on the iptables machine.
> Here are my scripts:
Try moving your rules from the FORWARD chain to the INPUT chain.
Jamin W. Collins
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