No, you can't do that with ATS because ATS runs in user space, not in the kernel[1].
In all seriousness, if this is what you want, why install ATS at all? Why not just use a router or configure the prospective ATS host as a router/bridge? Otherwise, is there some way to know whether a connection should be terminated by ATS or bypassed, based only on the first SYN packet? That is when the bypass / terminate locally decision must be made. [1] Yes, I know about netfilter, but ATS doesn't use it and I don't want to get in to a discussion of it on this mailing list. Tuesday, September 3, 2013, 5:52:37 AM, you wrote: > Hi, > I was looking at a scenario where I do not want ATS to terminate the TCP > connections but just relay them to the origin server. So, for an incoming > HTTP request, the tcp connection is setup with the origin server and it is > not the traffic server that sets up another connection with the origin server. > Is it possible to et the above behavior with ATS? > Additionally, can I have ATS have the above behavior for all TCP connections > and not necessarily HTTP?
