Re: Masquerade and dhcp lease renewal - what happens?

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On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Henning Riis Rasmussen wrote:

My ISP (Telia, Sweden) uses a DHCP lease time of 10 minutes leading to
constant renewal of the lease.

If I use "-j masquerade" instead of "-j snat" I cannot have any
longlived connections (they all die with "new not syn" or "invalid").

Seems your DHCP server is resetting interface (down/up) on each renewal then.

Does "tcpdump -i eth0" surive a renewal? If not you should defeintely look into using another DHCP client.

What is supposed to happen to the masquerade nat entries when a dhcp
renewal happens, particularly one that doesn't actually change the IP
address to a new one?

In 2.6.13 the connections is cleared from conntrack if the IP address is deleted or if the interface is brought down.

Regards
Henrik


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