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<6> ne stunde?
<7> hi, it appears that netfilter is built for Port Restricted Cone NAT. Is there a way to do Full Cone, Restricted Cone or Symmetric NAT with netfilter?
<7> without recompiling netfilter?
<5> it's port overloading symmetric NAT
<5> and there's no way of changing that without rewriting large portions of the code
<7> wow... another type
<5> most stun test software misdetects it
<7> sorry to be offtopic, but do you know any projects that achieve different NAT types in linux?
<5> no I don't
<7> ok then. Do you have any links for information about how port overloading symmetric varies from the other types?
<5> sorry, I don't know of any such information off hand
<7> ok. Well, I guess I'll keep looking then. Thanks for the ***istance!
<5> it's like symmetric but it reuses the sourceport unless the resulting tuple isn't unique
<7> ok. I guess that makes things a little more optimized?
<4> schapht: look for the IETF BEHAVE draft
<4> schapht: it describes the properties quite adequately
<4> http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-behave-nat-udp-04.txt
<7> nice, looks like I've got some reading to do. Thanks all.
<8> Hey everyone
<8> I am wanting to limit bootp requests via OUI MAC using iptables..does anyone know if this is possible?
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