Hello Allen , There is not enough info in this case to solve it with any good certainty , However IF I should make an educated guess it would be some sort of problem with the Wii-U . My reasoning is simple , since I lack all the facts : 1. All other traffic seems to go fine . 2. The new versin of Ubuntu probably has a new version of IPTABLES ( but this is unknown to me since you did not include this info ) 3. The stateful inspection might have been change in a way that either blocks traffic that it should but didn't before ( a fix in the new version ), or it now blocks traffic it should not block but handled correctly before ( a bug added to the new version ). With this lack of information , I will ASSUME there is a fix in the new version ( this typicaly the way with new versions ). and since no other traffic is affected there is a possibility the Wii-U is doing something wrong that earlier versions did not take into considerartion during stateful inspection . ( this also explains why a setup without firewall works , since a "firewallless" environment has no stateful inspection ). I would recommend doing a TCPDUMP into a file , and having all traffic to/from Wii-U analyzed . This would actually make it possible to spot any state mismatch in packets created by Wii-U and verify my teory ( or prove my assumptions wrong :) My personaly would do a dump to pcap file , and analyze in wireshark . It colormarks packets who it thinks are "OFF" in some manner , and has a more readable trace in a big tcpdump . tcpdump -n -s 0 -i eth0 host 192.168.58.38 -w Wii-U.pcap Should do the trick , I would personally dump during a bootup , a "internet connection test" and finaly try connect to nintendo services . Hope this helps in you in any way ... Best regards André Paulsberg Senior Network Engineer Core Network Operation, Network, Nordic Operations andre.paulsberg@xxxxxxxx M +47 xxx yyyyy -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe netfilter" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
