Morten Sundstrøm wrote:
No nothing will go back from B through A, traffic from B vil go directly to the quering host. Sort of like manipulate the header of every packet changing destination IP to New destination IP and let the new destination host answer the query. Maybe im way of here :) and if I am then somone just say it and i will forget the whole ting.
I think it is the wrong answer to any possible problem (compared to changing DNS or whatever it takes to make the connection request go to the right place on its own). Your iptables DNAT line would work to get the packet to the other host - and you should be able to see that with tcpdump. However, when host B responds back to the original source address it won't complete a connection to the socket waiting for something from host A.
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