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IPv6 stateful in kernel 2.6.15 & nf_conntrack ?

DISCUSSION Malte Schröder 2 participants 2 messages Jan 4, 2006 – Jan 8, 2006

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Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to do ipv6 stateful inspection with the new kernel 2.6.15. Currently I am using the patch from USAGI for 2.6.14 but they seem to have dropped the state-match in their patch for 2.6.15.

Is there stateful inspection in 2.6.15 for ipv6 (there is connection tracking ...) and how could I use it?

Thanks for help

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Quoted 7 lines · Malte Schröder

Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to do ipv6 stateful inspection with the new kernel 2.6.15. Currently I am using the patch from USAGI for 2.6.14 but they seem to have dropped the state-match in their patch for 2.6.15.

Is there stateful inspection in 2.6.15 for ipv6 (there is connection tracking ...) and how could I use it?

It seems some progress have been made. I'm also looking forward to test those new features.
I read x_tables has be pushed to linus' tree, but i don't know how/where to get it.

any advice ?