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How does one control the output ports for IP Masq?
I would like to take all traffic hitting port 500 of the internal
interface on my linux firewall and have it go out on the external
interface through port 500 with just a translated address. Obviously,
only a single machine behind the firewall would be able to do this, but
that's OK by me. What's happening now is the output port is modified to
61xxx and the receiver doesn't recognize the protocol because of the
modified port number.
Do I need to build a masq module? (where does one find documentation on
doing so anyway?)
I've looked into and tried using, ipmasqadm, ipportfw, ipautofw and
they all seem to handle the opposite problem of mapping an external
port to an internal machine. I've also looked into and tried using
iproute2 with no luck to date.
Your suggestions and assistance is greatly appreciated.
regards,
j.
John L.W. Furlan
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