Tom At 07:32 15.07.2004 -0700, Tom Eastep wrote: >Erich Titl wrote: >>Paul >>At 21:23 14.07.2004 +0200, Yazgot wrote: >> >>>Hello ! >>> >>>Recently i figured out i need to change TTL of all outgoing packets to >>>the same value eg 64. Behind bering box is NATed 3 computers network >>>and i need to make all outgoing traffic look like it is originating >> >>>from one machine. AFAIK this is possible by iptables packet mangling >> >>>but i can't success setting rules in bering iptables. Is it possible >>>with bering? >> >>Sure, easiest way is to use Shorewall, it does it by default. > >Shorewall doesn't alter the TTL of packets passing through the firewall/router and >has no native support for doing so. The OP needs to insert the appropriate rules into >the mangle table POSTROUTING chain to set TTL as required. The iptables commands can >be placed in the /etc/shorewall/start file.
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