Re: simple question about ip_forward and NAT routing.
From: Jose Maria Lopez Hernandez (jkerouac_at_bgsec.com)
Date: 03/31/05
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Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 10:55:53 +0200
meneg wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 21:36:31 +0200, Jose Maria Lopez Hernandez wrote:
>
> thanks for the response, it's very helpfull.
>
> about this..
>
>
>>any machine that can route traffic to the server
>
>
> forgive my ignorance, I'm only using the functionality to share an
> internet connection with a laptop:p but which are the machines that can
> "route traffic to the server"? that excludes the rest of the internet
> or/and other subnets in the LAN?
I meant the machines that can send traffic to the server (the router),
if a machine it's in the same subnet then it can send traffic to the
router, and if the router has ip_forward activated then it can be
forwarded to other networks connected to the router, for example the
Internet. If the machine is in other subnet usally it can't send traffic
to the router. So: if the machine can connect to the router it can use
it to forward traffic, if it cannot then it cannot use it as a gateway.
Regards.
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