Re: conntrackd external cache does not contain NAT information

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Hi  Pablo

Yes, you are right. The NAT information is not displayed with conntrackd -e but is there and gets pushed into the conntrack table with conntrackd -c. Therefore, my NAT sync problem is somewhere else. I have to debug further.

Thanks for your assistance
Egon


On Aug 21, 2009, at 4:28 PM, Pablo Neira Ayuso wrote:

Hi,

Egon Burgener wrote:
Hi

I am building a firewall with
 kernel 2.6.29.6
 iptables 2.4.4
 conntrack-tools 0.9.13 (FTFW mode)
 heartbeat version 1

conntrack synchronisation works fine except NAT traffic. If I do
conntrackd -i on the active node I see the NAT information in it:

tcp      6 ESTABLISHED src=192.168.12.20 dst=12.129.147.65 sport=2403
dport=80 src=12.129.147.65 dst=84.73.54.61 sport=80 dport=2403 [ASSURED]
[active since 48s]

On the standby node I am missing the NAT information (conntrackd -e):

tcp      6 ESTABLISHED src=192.168.12.20 dst=12.129.147.65 sport=2403
dport=80 [ASSURED] [active since 91s]

Has anybody a hint?

The NAT information is there but not listed when you do `conntrackd - e' but it's built during the commit phase that occurs when your HA manager
calls `conntrackd -c' (see the primary-backup.sh script).

You can verify this by invoking `conntrack -L' to see the result of the
commit. You should see the NAT information at that stage.
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