Re: ICMP nat

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Le jeudi 02 février 2006 à 14:57 +0300, Victor A. Bykov a écrit :
> My question is: if I, for example, generate icmp packet with icmp-type
> 11 by packet generator, this packet is not in ESTABLISHED state, and
> not in conntrack list, and probably should go via NAT table? in
> practical test, however, that kind of packet not go via NAT!

If you craft an ICMP error, then it will be given INVALID state as no
previous entry exists in conntrack table to which it can be associated.


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