This is a discussion on IPTables interface prerouting within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I have built a minimal firewall (on a iPentium 100) using kernel 2.4.20, have a quite good rule ...
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I have built a minimal firewall (on a iPentium 100) using kernel
2.4.20, have a quite good rule set running. I tried to find a way to connect a notebook to my lan, without needing to buy a pcmcia(16bit) NIC for this ooold fashioned portable. I tested connecting it to a linux pc (with a NIC of its own) and linking both via a nullmodem cable using pppd, then using NAT to bring all packets from interface pppX (the notebook's) into my LAN. Worked fine. But: I want to use my minimal router instead of this second PC. AND: I don't want to change all of my rules just to add support for another ppp interface. What I mean to say is: (How ) Is it possible to configure Iptables that way, that during its prerouting methods it routes the packets from ppp1 to eth1 (my ethernet interace on the firewall) before continuing processing those, so that I only have to add some rules instead of modifying dozens of them? Greets Marcus |