you can try
Conntrack Viewer is a perl script to view the masquerading connections
with kernel 2.4.x, it uses /proc/net/ip_conntrack
With kernel 2.2.x, it was extremely easy to view the masquerading
connections, 'netstat -M' or 'netstat --masquerade' gave you the result
right away.
But since generation 2.4, if you try this you will get: "netstat: no
support for `ip_masquerade' on this system.". With kernel 2.4.x, the
informations regarding the masquerading connections are accesible via
/proc/net/ip_conntrack wich is extremely hard to read.
And here is where Conntrack Viewer become so usefull.
Conntrack viewer is free and protected by the GPL license.
http://cv.intellos.net/conntrack-viewer-1.3/conntrack-viewer.pl
Regards,
Sp0oKeR
On 6/21/06, David Alexandre M. de Carvalho <david@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi !
How can I do something equivalent to "ipchains -L -M" ?
I want to see active masq/nat rules.
iptables -t nat -L is not enough. I need to see active connections.
Thanks !
Best regards
David
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