RE: How to trace IPSec packets?

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> I initially gave bind a look, but since I just need edns-client-subnet support, I
> find dnsmasq to be a more lightweight solution. I think using unbound will
> lead to the same difficult as I did with dnsmasq: I ultimately need to map
> client’s in-tunnel ip to client’s public ip when they do dns requests inside
> ipsec, and I need to stick the public ip in ECS. So doing iptables in inevitable
> IMHO.

https://dnsdist.org/index.html is a rules based load balancer with various dns functionality.  Maybe load balancers might be a different question to ask?


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