d. It appears that my problem is that I need it to route the
connection back out the same interface that it came in on. However for new
connections I need it to use eth0 as the default route.
Thanks
Jefferson Cowart
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I had already done the first of those. Changing the second didn't seem to
fix anything.
Thanks
Jefferson Cowart
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> To: Jefferson C
Sorry this took so long. In any case I've included all the parts of my
rules file that I think are relevent below. Let me know if there is
anything else needed.
When I send packets to 134.173.95.144 I see them appear in the tcpdump
on the incoming interface (eth2). I also see them in my kernel
that
interface. I have tried putting LOG rules into the FORWARD chain with no
success. I'm pretty sure the packet isn't hitting a DROP rule as all my DROP
rules have a LOG rule directly in front of them. Any idea how to track down
the missing packets?
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Thanks
Jefferson Cowart
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