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On 22 May 2000, Vander Francisco wrote:
> In that case I try access from the machine 192.168.192.4 that is inside my
> net, but when I try from outside, I have the same results...
Due to a limitation in IP Masquerading, you can't use your external
address/port from an internal machine. It has to do with the rule that
de-masqed packets don't traverse the forward chain and thus can't be masqed.
So don't try to test your set-up that way. If you really want to be able to
do this, however, I have a patch that will make it work.
-- Michael Best
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