Which modules are reuqired for masquerading?

Which modules are reuqired for masquerading?

[Clemens Eisserer]

Hello,

I would like to use my Nokia770 interet-tablet as wireless router but
iptables says that table "nat" does not exist and I need to insmod or
update kernel.

So I think to load the modules is definitivly the easier way, but
which modules are required for netfilter to be able to do
masquerading/nat?

Thank you in advance, lg Clemens

Re: Which modules are reuqired for masquerading?

[Boryan Yotov]

Clemens Eisserer wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I would like to use my Nokia770 interet-tablet as wireless router but
> iptables says that table "nat" does not exist and I need to insmod or
> update kernel.
> 
> So I think to load the modules is definitivly the easier way, but
> which modules are required for netfilter to be able to do
> masquerading/nat?
> 
> Thank you in advance, lg Clemens
> 
> 
> 

At least:

1. ip_conntrack
2. iptable_nat
3. ipt_MASQUERADE (optional: Only when you really want to use the 
MASQUERADE target)

Re: Which modules are reuqired for masquerading?

[Clemens Eisserer]

Thanks, this really helps a lot!

well, then - let cross-compiling begin :(

lg Clemens

> 1. ip_conntrack
> 2. iptable_nat
> 3. ipt_MASQUERADE (optional: Only when you really want to use the
> MASQUERADE target)
>
>

processing non ip traffic

[Scott MacKay]

Hiyas, 
  Under the 2.6 kernel, can you process non-ip
protocol traffic?  I am curious about this mainly in
bridge mode and am not concerned about explicit rule
declaration (so maybe it all all gathered under a
catch-all rule).

-Scott


		
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Re: processing non ip traffic

[Jan Engelhardt]

>Hiyas, 
>  Under the 2.6 kernel, can you process non-ip
>protocol traffic?  I am curious about this mainly in
>bridge mode and am not concerned about explicit rule
>declaration (so maybe it all all gathered under a
>catch-all rule).

Yes.
  ebtables -p 0x41
should select IPv6 traffic. This works with any protocol number/name.


Jan Engelhardt
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Re: Which modules are reuqired for masquerading?

[R. DuFresne]

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On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Clemens Eisserer wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I would like to use my Nokia770 interet-tablet as wireless router but
> iptables says that table "nat" does not exist and I need to insmod or
> update kernel.
>
> So I think to load the modules is definitivly the easier way, but
> which modules are required for netfilter to be able to do
> masquerading/nat?
>
> Thank you in advance, lg Clemens
>
>

I'd suggest you just forget the whole idea due to the fact you are too 
lazy to do even minor research and investigation  on your own prior to 
tapping lists such as this for real assistance.

thanks

Ron DuFresne
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