Sorry if this was asked before ( I'm new in the list )
I was playing with the Fast Network Address Translation (NAT) that came
with the kernel,
but after serveral tryies I only found a way to translate addresses by
source ( but not by destination ).
That is, if I told the NAT to:
ip rule add from 192.168.1.10 nat 200.9.9.4
and
ip route add nat 200.9.9.4 via 200.9.9.1
That behaves OK. The address which are from 192.168.1.10, are translated
to 200.9.9.4 using 200.9.9.1 as a gateway.
But then, the NAT forgets that the 200.9.9.4 is a translated address.
He doesn't answer the ARP's.
Any idea ?
Does the NAT must remember the translated addresses ?
I coudn't find a way to tell the NAT how the translate addresses by
destination.
Does anyone one how to do that ?
Thank you.
Saludos,
riq.
http://www.pjn.gov.ar/~rquesada
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