hardware:gatewaynetflow
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====== How to redirect Netflow to Trisul across network segments using NAT ====== | ====== How to redirect Netflow to Trisul across network segments using NAT ====== | ||
- | In some customers, Trisul is on a separate segment from the production routers. These sites often have a gateway device that be be used to access. | + | In some customers, Trisul is often deployed |
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- | This HOWTO explains how to use Linux IPTABLES NAT to move between | + | This HOWTO explains how to use Linux IPTABLES NAT to solve the issue. |
===== IPTABLES Port based NAT ===== | ===== IPTABLES Port based NAT ===== | ||
- | On the gateway device you just need to run the following commands, say you want to move port 2055 to a particular IP. | + | **On the gateway device** you just need to run the following commands, say you want to move port 2055 to a particular IP. |
==== Shutdown ufw or disable firewalld ==== | ==== Shutdown ufw or disable firewalld ==== | ||
+ | since we are working directly with iptables. | ||
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- | <note important> | + | <note important> |
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==== Useful commands ==== | ==== Useful commands ==== | ||
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==== Reference ==== | ==== Reference ==== | ||
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- | How to redirect incoming traffic on a port to another IP https:// | ||
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+ | Forwarding and NAT with IPTABLES : Redhat https:// |
hardware/gatewaynetflow.txt · Last modified: 2019/01/07 11:45 by veera