Hi everyone. I use iptables for over a year, never had any problems that I couldn's solve but this one really puzzled me. We decided to set a GRE tunnel (just for fun) and realized that ipt doesn't allow gre packets to pass through. If I use the conventional scripting scheme - having -P INPUT ACCEPT and then dropping everything I don't like - GRE passes through. On the other side like a true paranoid I have my -P INPUT DROP, allowing anything I explicitly want, and that's where GRE fails to pass. A quick search revealed that iptables is supposed to understand something like -A INPUT -p 47 -j ACCEPT but in my case this doesn't happen. Also the rule -A INPUT -p 47 -j LOG doesn't yield any results in the log files. Right now I am running kernel 2.4.18 with everything related to iptables and tunneling monolitichally compilled (no modules). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated Best regards Peter
P.S. Does anyone know an approximate date for the H 323 conntrack to make it to the official patch-o-matic tree?
