Re: interfaces in /proc/net/ip_conntrack

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Oscar N wrote:
Are the interfaces saved in any way in a session or is it only ip src, dst
and ports that are saved and matched against?

Why I ask is because what happens if I configure a linuxbox as two virtual
firewall with same nets being used on different vlans. Will all the
sessions be separate or will they sometimes "merge" if it happens to be
the same IPs and ports in two sessions.

Interfaces are not used, not in this sense. In fact, this is a feature. It allows asymetric routing, where packets go out through one interface and the return packets arrive at a different interface.

I would use two physical or virtual machines, as the risk you describe is real, if remote.

HTH,
M4

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