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Special Forums IP Networking iptables question Post 302840945 by michaelrusse on Tuesday 6th of August 2013 06:22:58 PM
Old 08-06-2013
Sorry about that, the port used by the sender should be the port referenced in the iptables command issued by the receiver (--dport 33333). The problem is not tied to a specific port number. I have not tried any of the priviledged ports (<1024).

I did another experiment with starting the sender first. The receiver now sets up iptables to redirect 33333 and 33334 to it's socket with port 44444. The sender is modified to send 20 messages to 33333 and then every other message to 33334. And guess what, the message sent to 33334 is redirected properly.

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