I'm going to be working on a project that will need to monitor what
destination IPs traffic is sent to. I was wondering if I could not use
the ULOG in side of the nat table to do this. I am really only wanting
the target (and possibly the source) IP of each connection. I do not
want any of the IP payload or any of the packets, just the target IP.
I was hoping to exploit the fact that the nat table only sees the first
packet in a connection to help reduce the likelihood that I would see
the same target IP multiple times.
I am not doing any filtering with this so the fact that ULOG is a non
terminating target is not a problem for me.
Grant. . . .
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