Re: Connection tracking Cli and an ALG for DNS

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No worries, your comments got me thinking more about my problem, which is 
always a good thing, thanks again.

/bill


On Wednesday 02 December 2015 06:12, Adel Belhouane wrote:
> Le 19/11/2015 19:52, Bill a écrit :
> > For reference here is my diagram again:
> >>>> local host               dns/nat gateway              remote host
> >>>> 192.168.20.171      192.168.20.170                192.168.30.172
> >>>>                                192.168.30.170
> >>>> inside               ----->>> nat >>> ------          outside
> >
> > As you can see, DNAT would no do for my requirements since I'd have to
> > add/delete iptables rules, which I supposed I could do, but doesn't seem
> > te right approach.
> >
> > Now since my original posting I have been reading code and have manged to
> > create an e'expect' connection by upgrading to the latest 4.4 kernel.  In
> > this version I find the sample test 'create-expect' works.
> >
> > After succeeding with this I realize I may need to build a kernel module
> > for the expectation and have started looking at the kernel code for this,
> > such as those for FTP etc.
>
> I didn't get before that the "ALG" part was essential. I read a summary
> here:
> https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos12.1x47/topics/concept/sec
>urity-alg-dns-overview.html
>
> So I still don't get exactly what you are looking for (sorry), but I
> realize it's related to DNS data content, not just connections. Sorry to
> have waisted your time with my replies and good luck with your project.
>
> > /bill
>
> regards,
> Adel BELHOUANE.
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