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Title: Re: ipip tunnel connection tracking
Dear all,
 
I work on Mobile IP, I use Dynamics HUT Mobile IP implementation, It uses IPIP tunneling between FAs and HAs, and Anthony is right because netfilter tracks the outer src and dst addresses. However, I have to see the connections of Mobile Node and Correspondent Node in Iptables firewall, so I need to track the inner src and dst addresses,

Is there any other possibilities that how  I can do it ?
 
Best regards,
 
Omer Akoz.
 
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Kimden: Antony Stone [mailto:Antony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Gönderilmiş: Paz 11.04.2004 23:34
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Konu: Re: ipip tunnel connection tracking

On Sunday 11 April 2004 8:09 pm, Ömer Aköz wrote:

> I am working on connection tracking of ipip tunnel packets, while using
> ipip tunneling, in the ip_conntrack file, I see the outer src. and dst.
> addresses, I try to see original src and dst addresses.
>
> Is there any module to do this ? I see the "ip_conntrack_proto_gre", I
> think it makes this shows original addresses in gre packets ?

Why would a connection tracking module need to know about the addreses inside
the packets, rather than the addresses in the headers?

I might be wrong (I haven't used the GRE conntrack module), but I would expect
it to be interested in the source & destination addresses of the packets it's
handling through the machine, rather than the source & destination addresses
of the packets inside the packets.

After all, isn't that what a tunnel is all about?   The routers along the way
just deal with the outer addresses, not the addresses inside?

Regards,

Antony.

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