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>M2 sends a packet M2:6112 -> EXT:61001. This packet hits the fw and is
>demasq'd to M2:6112 -> M1:6112. This is *bad*. I really want this packet to
>be EXT:61002 -> M1:6112.
You might be able to setup an EXPLICT forward rule WITHOUT the MASQ
attribute to fix this. Your gonna have to play with this for a
while though to see if it will work.
>I was able to get the thing to work by hacking ip_forward.c. For the above
>case I set fw_res = FW_MASQUERADE & skipped the check for IPSKB_MASQUERADED
>around line 225 (I don't have the original source). Things worked if I put
>the card in promiscuous mode.
Which card? The internal one? I would definately recommend AGAINST using
promiscuous modem though you did do your homework here. Good job!
>Anyone have any documentation for the masq stuff in the kernel? There are a
>few comments here and there, but any additional help would be appreciated.
I'm not qualified to really help you here but you should re-post this
to the masq-dev list. People there can help you better with the code.
--David
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