- Subject: general question about DNAT-rule
- From: Stefan Bauer <stefan.bauer@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2012 19:29:29 +0200
Dear Users,
please help me to understand the processing of packages when a DNAT-rule is setup.
With DNAT on a Router the destination address is changed so a package with
SRC: 1.2.3 and DST 4.5.6
will become
SRC: 1.2.3 and DST 7.8.9
If the receiver answers it is
SRC: 7.8.9 and DST 1.2.3
so if this packages is arriving on 1.2.3 it will get dropped as the sender was talking to 4.5.6 and not 7.8.9.
Now to my question - is a SNAT-rule mandatory on the Router or is there some other process of "reverse-NAT" the answer packages to the initial sender?
I want to understand what is happening with the packages and answer-packages in detail.
thank you in advance
Stefan
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