Queue all traffic...even if not destined for local machine
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Hello all, me again:
I have a box with two Nic cards on it. What I will be doing is taking a packet coming in on one nic, encapsulating it, and then sticking it on the other card. I know how to Queue traffic destined for that machine (iptables --insert INPUT 1 --in-interface eth+). But how do I get traffic not destined for itself? --insert FORWARD 1 doesn't seem to work.
Do I need to look at promiscuous mode?
Thank you very much
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Curtis
I have verified that Wireshark can see the incoming packets. Also if I do iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -j QUEUE does it too...but I have read that isn't a good idea.
Quoted 16 lines · Curtis Wyatt
Hello all, me again:
I have a box with two Nic cards on it. What I will be doing is taking a packet coming in on one nic, encapsulating it, and then sticking it on the other card. I know how to Queue traffic destined for that machine (iptables --insert INPUT 1 --in-interface eth+). But how do I get traffic not destined for itself? --insert FORWARD 1 doesn't seem to work.
Do I need to look at promiscuous mode?
Thank you very much
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Curtis
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