On Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Marco Berizzi wrote:
Locally generated packet with destination port 80 are going through the adsl table but the packet source ip is 1.1.1.254. Why source ip packet is 1.1.1.254? Should't it be 10.10.10.6?
Because source address assignment takes place very early, before there even is a packet to be seen by iptables, by using a very special routing lookup.
To get around this you can SNAT the traffic before it leaves the box, or configure the application to specifically use the correct source address.
Regards Henrik
