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Hi all,
This is the actual setup:
[CLIENT] -- [INTERNET] -- [ROUTER MACHINE] -- [DB SERVER]
The ROUTER MACHINE and the DB SERVER are on the same LAN.
I want ...
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- 03-03-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Please help...iptables
Hi all,
This is the actual setup:
[CLIENT] -- [INTERNET] -- [ROUTER MACHINE] -- [DB SERVER]
The ROUTER MACHINE and the DB SERVER are on the same LAN.
I want that any packet sent from the CLIENT to the DB SERVER should be received at the ROUTER MACHINE and SHOULD NOT GO TO THE DB SERVER DIRECTLY. I need to make changes to the packet at the ROUTER.
Is this possible using iptables using DNAT or REDIRECT I suppose?? if so , how??
Please please help me...
Thanks a lot in advance...
- 03-03-2007 #2
What changes do u you want to make?
Do u want to redirect it to a different port no?
Do u want to change source port/dst port/dst IP?
Do u want set up any marks by mangling the packet?
Can u give us some more details?---------------------------------
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- 03-03-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Hi
Originally Posted by cyberinstru
I want to decrypt the packet as the client will encrypt the packet ...
when I get the packet on the ROUTER MACHINE I can do the decryption and other tasks and then inject the packet towards the DB SERVER.
Thanks for ur reply...
- 03-03-2007 #4
Well.. here Firewall has got nothing to do.
Generally most of the DB inmplementations provide support for encrypting DB traffic. In case, if u want to use ur own DB crypt, then you need to have a proxy DB on the router, do encryption/decryption there and direct it to DB server/client.
But it is recommended to use DB's in-built crypts.---------------------------------
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