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NAT router sends RST to a server where a NAT'ed client is connected to

As I tried to remove some Ethernet wires in my home network, I took an older notebook with Linux and tried to use it as some kind of Ethernet-2-WiFi-NAT-router (Wi-Fi card can't act as bridge, so I ...
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iptables, redirect from ip address to loopback

I have an Apache web server listening in 127.0.0.1:63280 eth0 has IP: 172.200.200.200.1, and try to connect from workstation IP 172.200.200.200 iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -s 172.200.200.200.1 -p ...
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Prevent device from reaching WAN traffic (MAC address for example) - OpenWRT

I want to forbid a device on my network from accessing the internet. Computers still have to communicate with the device, and vice versa. OpenWRT version: OpenWrt Attitude Adjustment 12.09
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How iptables behaves on timezone change?

I have doubt how iptables keep changing the info in iptables when timezone is change. I am using iptables s v 1.4.8 I have blocked one IP with following details # date Thu Jun 6 12:46:42 IST ...
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Change UDP port with iptables for VPN clients

What I want to do is say that for all UDP connections on interface ppp0 that have a destination port of 53, change that destination port to 1053. I am attempting to change the destination port of UDP ...
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No idea what is listening on port 80 in OS X

I'm on OSX Mountain Lion 10.8.3, and I've freshly rebooted my Mac. I want to start a service (like Apache on port 80), but there is already something going on with port 80: telnet localhost 80 ...
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Linux gateway / DNAT: restrict to certain interfaces

I have various machines with a number of network interfaces: eth0: a local LAN eth1: sometimes used for the connection to the Internet gateway ppp0: Modem uplink as an alternative to eth1 tun0: ...
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Limit UDP outbound traffic to loopback (localhost) instead of eth0

Atm i'm testing it on Ubuntu Server at VMware Workstation + Windows 7 local host with bridged connection. Later this has to go to live server. I have VLC streaming video file on Ubuntu with cvlc -...
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Problems in creating rules in iptable

Hello to all :) I need a little help with creating a rules. Im starting to learn iptables and firewalls but I have some questions. I need to allow HTTP communication only from PcA to PcB./ My code is: ...
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iptables rule for loopback interface lo

I want to test some network performance, where I need to use a tcp client to connect to a tcp server program on the same host, so I used localhost(127.0.0.1) however, when the TCP SYN is sent, it get ...
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How does iptables masquerading allow to access a different local subnet?

My Linksys router (IP 192.168.1.1 inside a /24 subnet) is connected to my ADSL modem (IP 10.0.0.138 inside a /24 subnet) to establish an internet connection via PPPoE. To be able to access the modem's ...
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linux routing outbound port 80 traffic via ssh tunnel, iptables, or a simple route

I have two hosts, A and B. Host A hosts services on port 8080 and has outbound internet firewall rules allowing port 80 and 443 access to Host C. Host B is on the same subnet as Host A. Host B is ...
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using iptables to prevent RST related to a specific port

I have a program which uses libpcap to capture incoming TCP SYN packets, these SYN packets are destined for a specific port. But I have no tcp listening socket for that port, so in practice, the OS ...
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iptables rules are not in action

I have a iptable rule file, on the INPUT chain I have -A INPUT -i em1 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 54000 -j ACCEPT -A INPUT -i em1 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 30000 -j ACCEPT -A INPUT -i em1 -p udp -m udp --dport ...
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IPtables Rules to Block IP Range

I've applied the following rules from a text file called "iptables.save" to iptables. But to my dismay, I found that the ip address 107.22.26.176 is still able to access my server via TCP. What did ...
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