Re: sequence numbers in conntrack

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On Sat, 2010-01-09 at 22:12 +0100, Nemeth Denes wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Could someone help me to explain what does the conntack module do
> in TCP connection negotiation in the following three cases: (host N is
> behind the NAT and host P is on the other side of the NAT)
> 
> A:
> P sends a SYN to H and H replies with an SYN-ACK with an invalid
> sequence number (If this passes normally through is it possible to
> filter it out?)
> 
> B:
> P sends a SYN to H and H replies with non SYN-ACK (3-way-handshake)
> or SYN (TCP simultaneous open) package
> 
> C: If the "--random" option is given to the postrouting chain, what happens
> if the clients use up all the ports?
> 
> Many thanks,
> Denes Nemeth
> 
> 
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Dear denes
 Do you mean N host where host H is mentioned ?
thnks

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