>
>
> Sounds like your missing a matching SNAT entry in masq:
> eth0 tcp 80
>
>
> Jerry
>
> It was missing indeed, but it seems that adding it does not have any
effect on the problem.
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Hese wrote:
> I'm having troubles getting a port forwarded in Ubuntu. I'm running VMWare
> in my fw and the network interface of VMWare acts as local network (it's
> NATted in VMWare). The problem is that The traffic gets forwarded to the
> virtual machine, but when the vm replies, the traffic is n
I'm having troubles getting a port forwarded in Ubuntu. I'm running VMWare
in my fw and the network interface of VMWare acts as local network (it's
NATted in VMWare). The problem is that The traffic gets forwarded to the
virtual machine, but when the vm replies, the traffic is not forwarded to
the
On Fri, Feb 08, 2008 at 04:03:50PM +0200, Hese wrote:
>
> interfaces:
> net eth0detect
> vmloc vmnet6 detect
>
Is vmnet6 a physical interface? If eth0 is the only physical interface,
then you need the routeback option.
Regards,
-Roberto
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Hese wrote:
>>
>> Sounds like your missing a matching SNAT entry in masq:
>> eth0 tcp 80
>>
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> It was missing indeed, but it seems that adding it does not have any
> effect on the problem.
>
So much for the easy guess, can your post a dump please.
Jerry
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